Dr. Eric Haseltine

You take your pointing finger and you lay it along the barrel and you take your index finger.

And you put it in the trigger.

So when you want to point at something to shoot at it, you point with your pointing finger because you've done that your whole life.

You're going to be really accurate.

And don't worry about squeezing.

Just pull off as many as you can, center of mass.

And he said, that's the real world.

So that's something I learned in my intelligence training.

That I share with the readers.

That's the real world.

That's what really happens.

Like if you get in a gunfight, um, which is more than in Iraq, we would shoot just to keep their heads down to create muzzle flashes.

If you really have to shoot at something, you don't shoot at it the way you do on the range.

So it's details like that, that we put in there that are, I guess what I'd call bonuses.

Well, it's funny you mentioned that because I'm still very connected to the national security world.

And there's something happening there that's extraordinary, which is instead of the government saying, here's what we need, we're going to pay you defense companies to invent it.

You're getting companies like Palantir and Andruil and Ursus Rockets, Ursa Major Rockets, where they're saying, we're going to get venture capital money.

We're going to invent cool stuff way faster than you could.

And we're going to say, here it is.

You want it?