Omniwar – PDF Now Available!
“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.”
~ Sun Tzu
The PDF for Omniwar is now available to Solari Report subscribers! (Read the Executive Summary here.)
Warfighting strategies, tactics, and weapons have undergone a significant metamorphosis in the 21st century in comparison with the “hot” wars of centuries past. The term used by David A. Hughes, PhD to describe this phenomenon is Omniwar, which he defines as war waged in every conceivable domain by a transnational ruling class (“the few”) against the rest of humanity (“the many”). Crucially, “the many” do not recognize themselves as targets due to the largely clandestine tactics used and a concerted effort to build in “plausible deniability.”
Featuring captivating and evocative graphics, the Omniwar report includes Catherine’s introduction on “The U.S. Misallocation of Capital” and Hughes’ comprehensive seven-part essay, “Omniwar: Exposing and Ending the Invisible Attack on Humanity.” Reading the report can help you see the war and take action.
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Thanks, very beautifully done and illustrated.
This is an example of the application of AI to art. Before Robert had to spend hours looking for something to fit is concept and then try to alter, evolve it, even hire an artist and so the back and forth was very time consuming. Now with AI he has a much wider group of tools to create his vision.
That is the sad part of it all. So many things, even AI could be beneficial if we used it responsible. Is there anything Robert cannot do? Your keen intuitive inner eye for spotting talent and getting them on your side, must have made your adversaries furious at times!
Been lucky that is for sure. I think the trick is to do your best to be “agreement capable.”