[Editor’s Note: The U.S. Department of Defense’s strategic objectives for the Arctic are to ensure that it remains a secure and stable region in which U.S. national security interests are protected, the homeland is defended, and nations cooperate to … Read the rest
262. The Convergence: Bias, Behavior, and Baseball with Keith Law
[Editor’s Note: Mad Scientist Laboratory is pleased to announce our latest episode of “The Convergence” podcast, featuring proclaimed Mad Scientist Keith Law, author and Senior Baseball Writer with The Athletic, discussing the parallels between baseball … Read the rest
261. How Big of a Deal are Drone Swarms?
[Editor’s Note: The U.S. Army’s capstone unclassified document on the Operational Environment (OE) states that by mid-century:
“Unmanned systems, including advanced battlefield robotic systems acting both autonomously and as part of a wider trend in man-machine teaming, will … Read the rest
260. How does the Army – as part of the Joint force – Build and Employ Teams to Compete, Penetrate, Disintegrate, and Exploit our Adversaries in the Future?
[Editor’s Note: In today’s post, the Mad Scientist Laboratory explores the future of teaming in an increasingly hyper-kinetic operational environment. How will Army teams form, train, deploy, and operate on future battlefields defined by machine-speed OPTEMPOs? And how will … Read the rest
259. What the Joint Force can learn from K-Pop “Stans”
[Editor’s Note: Mad Scientist Laboratory welcomes back guest blogger Matthew Ader with an intriguing post, complementing our recent series of Mad Scientist Weaponized Information Virtual Events. To date, we’ve explored Information Environment operations from an adversarial perspective. Mr. … Read the rest
