Descarte Yee
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Hey, not related but how's life in Busan? I was making plans on moving out to that place.Maybe our northern brothers will finally cross the border and end all this sexual tension we have between us
Its as it ever was, I guess, quieter than Seoul even with election soon. Local gov still weirdly focused on that 2030 World Expo bidHey, not related but how's life in Busan? I was making plans on moving out to that place.
Sounds like you're a fedI think it'll be US, Russia and China fighting over oil and minerals exposed by global warming. Most of ti will be arctic and tundra warfare and nukes will never get used. That's danger-zone tactics and besides, MOABs can do the same without MAD events. Canada, Russia, and the poles will be big battlespaces, with space stuff happening constantly. hypersonic missiles will get deployed at fist, but after the first like 3, everybody's gonna throw the treaties in the trash and have orbital defense units. I thin it'll be tense as hell, but the outcome will be WAAAAAY less horrific then people fear.
I think we'll end up (if we're winning) invading China on the premise of Uyghur genocide and they'll be a ton of war-crime trials there. I think most likely China will stay out and try to profit off the US and Russia behind the scenes before the rest of asia takes notice and starts some shit, because who the hell wants china as king of the world after WWIII? I think east Asia will turn into it's own blood bath that'll outpace the Arctic warzones real fast and by the time that war concludes we may actually see uninvolved nations funding and investing in space colonization thru private groups that the population on earth may drop by a couple of billion by the time the war ends, and almost none of it due to deaths.
I think drones will be everywhere but they'll be modestly effective at best because the US leads in it, and we still have serious cyber-sec issues. Chinese and Russian drones will be playing constant catch-up and their cyber-warfare will, at best, be barely keeping those forces alive as we overcompensate and make full blown terminator drones that shred 100 of theirs before being taken out.
American Stealth tech is probably gonna advance, and Russian and Chinese counters to US assets will likely shift drastically but otherwise they'll try to compete with us on our tactically turfs. China's numerical superiority will fade as the tech gets better so does cost and by the time they've outfitted 30 percent of their forces with modern tech that actually works, they be staring the bankruptcy barrel and they have a massive troop draw down. Russia's amphibious centric forces though are gonna be a very severe threat on the ground. (seriously look into the Russian mud season)
What do you mean? You think they are unsinkable or something?Can the various enemies actually sink an American ship? I think no right?
Our whole marine transporting system is actually quite fragile. One ship managed to stuck across a canal and by doing that shook up the whole world economy. And there's a reason why even somali pirates are an issue. There are just so much nuances, it can be a whole lecture, but in two words: neutral waters, roads that are way shorter than the others, economical reasons, geopolitical reasons (other than neutral waters) and likely at least half a dozen of reasons I do not even know of - and you end up with routes that are very rigid, so interrupting it at least for some time is really not a problem.It's also amusing to see how a rag tag group has been able to effectively freeze imports to Europe and Isreal. Though weirdly when I check the maritime radar maps there's still a lot of traffic going through that contested area.