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In the previous Armed Madhouse article, I argued that War Power has evolved into a self-reinforcing institutional ecosystem whose incentives ...

Part the First: More Cognitive Surrender Where It Just Won’t Do.  Last week we considered an essay on AI that ...

The discussion of war has changed remarkably little since antiquity. Historians, military strategists, and political leaders still evaluate conflict using ...

Part the First: Back to the Past in Science and Medicine.  The future of basic science in the United States ...

A growing chorus of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and technology enthusiasts argues that the American defense establishment is overdue ...

Part the First: The Sabotage of American Science.  For much of the past forty years I have been in the ...

Buffer zones are among the oldest concepts in military strategy. States facing persistent threats have long sought to place distance ...

Part the First: Pope Leo XIV and the Larger World.  Of the academic historians currently writing for both their colleagues ...

For much of the post-Cold War era, advanced military powers pursued a common assumption: precision could substitute for mass. Smaller ...

Part the First: Functional Art from the Enigmatic Daunians.  William Morris famously wrote, “Have nothing in your houses that you ...