Eric Czuleger

So I think this eventually sort of goes back into the information space too, where it's like, if it becomes a really good target for anybody who wants to mess with the American information space to be like, well, look at that thing that you did in the past. that the United States has been honest about, presumably. Well, what do you think you're doing in the future?

So I think this eventually sort of goes back into the information space too, where it's like, if it becomes a really good target for anybody who wants to mess with the American information space to be like, well, look at that thing that you did in the past. that the United States has been honest about, presumably. Well, what do you think you're doing in the future?

So I think this eventually sort of goes back into the information space too, where it's like, if it becomes a really good target for anybody who wants to mess with the American information space to be like, well, look at that thing that you did in the past. that the United States has been honest about, presumably. Well, what do you think you're doing in the future?

Like anything that you can do to sort of like erode the trust of the American people between each other and between the American government certainly works to the benefit of global competitors.

Like anything that you can do to sort of like erode the trust of the American people between each other and between the American government certainly works to the benefit of global competitors.

Like anything that you can do to sort of like erode the trust of the American people between each other and between the American government certainly works to the benefit of global competitors.

Which is really interesting. And I think that this is also – right now there's a sort of – there's a conversation going on in some national security circles, which I tend to like a lot, which is – at least I think it's a conversation that should be had, which is how do we –

Which is really interesting. And I think that this is also – right now there's a sort of – there's a conversation going on in some national security circles, which I tend to like a lot, which is – at least I think it's a conversation that should be had, which is how do we –

Which is really interesting. And I think that this is also – right now there's a sort of – there's a conversation going on in some national security circles, which I tend to like a lot, which is – at least I think it's a conversation that should be had, which is how do we –

how do we create an environment where national security and national defense are separate but equally aligned right so national security is really about ensuring the the life and livelihood uh and present of your population is secure into the future so that could be anything from like energy policy and education to

how do we create an environment where national security and national defense are separate but equally aligned right so national security is really about ensuring the the life and livelihood uh and present of your population is secure into the future so that could be anything from like energy policy and education to

how do we create an environment where national security and national defense are separate but equally aligned right so national security is really about ensuring the the life and livelihood uh and present of your population is secure into the future so that could be anything from like energy policy and education to

agriculture policy that's a bigger circle than national defense which is instead of making the lives of the american people much better it's potentially making the lives of adversaries much worse for a punctuated period of time um and those things have sort of become conflated that national security and national defense are the exact same thing same with war and defense Right. Yeah, exactly.

agriculture policy that's a bigger circle than national defense which is instead of making the lives of the american people much better it's potentially making the lives of adversaries much worse for a punctuated period of time um and those things have sort of become conflated that national security and national defense are the exact same thing same with war and defense Right. Yeah, exactly.

agriculture policy that's a bigger circle than national defense which is instead of making the lives of the american people much better it's potentially making the lives of adversaries much worse for a punctuated period of time um and those things have sort of become conflated that national security and national defense are the exact same thing same with war and defense Right. Yeah, exactly.

Right. Yeah. And, you know, there's also IARPA. No, I've never heard of that. What the hell is IARPA? Intelligence Advanced Research Project Agency. Yeah, IARPA. They're all, yeah. Holy crap. Really interesting papers.

Right. Yeah. And, you know, there's also IARPA. No, I've never heard of that. What the hell is IARPA? Intelligence Advanced Research Project Agency. Yeah, IARPA. They're all, yeah. Holy crap. Really interesting papers.

Right. Yeah. And, you know, there's also IARPA. No, I've never heard of that. What the hell is IARPA? Intelligence Advanced Research Project Agency. Yeah, IARPA. They're all, yeah. Holy crap. Really interesting papers.

I just heard about them. But yeah, you can go onto their website. They have tons of white papers. I think you'd be surprised at how much of this stuff is just totally open source. You can just go rooting around the classic Rand papers. In fact, there's some really cool ones on there.

I just heard about them. But yeah, you can go onto their website. They have tons of white papers. I think you'd be surprised at how much of this stuff is just totally open source. You can just go rooting around the classic Rand papers. In fact, there's some really cool ones on there.