>Rational person might make the assumption that this guy is not actually whiteboarding an ICBM launch from a rented apartment In my mind the real problem is th

>Rational person might make the assumption that this guy is not actually whiteboarding an ICBM launch from a rented apartment In my mind the real problem is that there is nothing wrong with "whiteboarding an ICBM launch". Me or me and my friends have every right get wargame 1980 or 2014 global thermonuclear war. Its seems like it would be a fascinating intellectual exercise. For that matter why can't people wargame terrorist plots, apply game theory, etc. Between first amendment rights and the need for academic freedom, people should and do have every right to do this. In someone saw this can became concerned, they have have every-right to investigate, but in my mind, so long as it doesn't involve anything official or contacting the people involved without tangible evidence. After all, if I talk about what might happen in a car crash, it doesn't remotely imply I intend to go out and get into one.