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But that would still make it quite a bargain compared to buying physical weapons systems (not to mention the greater denyability / diplomatic two-steps it enabl
by blacksmith_tb 14y ago
But that would still make it quite a bargain compared to buying physical weapons systems (not to mention the greater denyability / diplomatic two-steps it enables).
- waps 14y agoExactly "tens of millions" sounds like a lot, until you realize that's not that much. Most 50 employee companies could make an investment of 10 million if they really had to. What's going to happen when the first Chinese/North Korean/... company succeeds at actually doing this ? When will we have the first startup doing it ? Startups are known for creativity, both in technical development and interpretation of the law, so why not ? The cost for things like this needs to go up, by a lot, fast. Or we're going to be in a deep hole.