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...This thesis analyzes the factors and conditions of command dysfunction from the cognitive, or mental, perspective of command and control warfare (C2W). The author examines the limitations of rational decision making and the tension that exists between rational and intuitive processes. Next, this thesis examines the vulnerabilities of rational and intui...

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...mmand dysfunction from thecognitive, or mental, perspective of command and control warfare (C2W). The authorexamines the limitations of rational decis... .... H. Liddell Hart, Strategy Background and Problem Command and control warfare (C2W) attacks the exercise of authority anddirection of the... ...used onthe mind—caused by surprise, perhaps deception or a sense of losing control.This in turn led to faulty decisions. Whatever the mechanism, the a... ...ibe the demise of an adversary’s decision-making capability masks the true character of a complex phenomenon. 2 This study define... ... on rationaldecision processes or approaches. Limited time is the defining characteristicof most of these situations.48 The Recognition-Primed Decisio... ...33 The commandbaseline represents the adversary’s existing decision-making characteristics.It consists of his expectations, perceptions, command arran... ... The six supporting operations are listed below: 1. Quicksilver I was the fictional plan that built the First United States Army Group (FUSAG), th... ...annel assault against the Pas de Calais region. 2. Quicksilver II was the fictional radio deception of FUSAG; this operation attempted to simulate...

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... Babbitt 2 by Timmy Spabebased on public domain characters created by Sinclair Lewis smartpeoplebooksThis book is... ...d by Sinclair Lewis smartpeoplebooksThis book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, placesand incidents are either the product of the author's... ...acesand incidents are either the product of the author'simagination or are used fictionally. Any resemblance toactual persons, living or dead, or to a... ...without the express written permission of theauthor.Version 2012.04.22 CAST OF CHARACTERS: George BabbittChox “Cilantro” Lankershim Clemson Joo... ...smiled. “And George’s secretfairy child.” “His what?” Howard cried. “She is a fictional female George summons at night inhis sleeping porch that he ... ... fromCilantro/Babbitt's body. They stood up woozily. “It appears I am still in control of my body,” saidCilantro to Babbitt. “So I'm just a useless ... ...acturing as much as I need.Ha ha ha haaaa hooo!” Satan then picked up a remote control. “Speaking of, come join me on the balcony where youcan see s... ... do, but we don't have 50 years to develop theweapon. And unless any of you can control thetans, we areup poop river without a paddle or a biohazard s...

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...This is a fictional account of events leading up to the violent overthrow of today’s liberal media institutions. The novel is not written from the perspective of the messengers, but the real reasons for the media’s behavior and one si...

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...Thompson, III Frank B. Thompson, IIIThis is a work of fiction. All the characters, organizations andevents portrayed in this novel a... ...r. Now, on to mein novel...LIARS - The News Industry. LIARS - The News Industry is a fictional account of eventsleading up to the violent overthro... ... whereeconomies of scale moved the industry to consolidate. Theproblem for Americans was control over the news industry fell intothe hands of liberals... ... heavyas clouds of manmade fog emanated from his rather wide mouthset below the family's characteristic beak-like nose. Concentrating on the convers... ...ional tabloids, over two hundred localtelevision stations, three cable news channels and controllinginterests in two national news networks. Donald’s ... ...air.” Victor chuckled with that grin which every time reminded Jackof Disney’s cartoon character, the Cheshire Cat. “I suppose youhave a point. Oh w... ...blican incumbents in every region of the nation and are close to gaining control of the Senate in elections dominated by war, ...

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...Years ago I shared a thought with a friend, an incredibly awesome thought. He responded by saying that perhaps my optimism had just gotten out of control. The phrase was so peculiar that it has stuck with me all these years. I am thankful for my friend's comment, which he has likely long forgotten. It served the good purpose of encouraging my deeper reflection. Als...

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...me, to God be the glory.I also thank my editors for their review of the Optimism Out of Controlmanuscript. Their suggestions and corrections were inva... ... saying that perhaps my “optimism had just gotten out of control.” The phrase was so peculiar that ... ... articles in my DGJC.ORG/ZINGERS Optimism Out of Control series, and now this concluding Op... ... have the great hope ... I base my hope on ... the attributes ofGod, ... the office and character of Jesus Christ, ... the trend of Scripture,"(Why I ... ... meaning of this story. One strategy is toexplain that the story is simply a parable, a fictional story told tocommunicate a general truth. However, t... ...weshould be reminded that God’s goal for our lives is that we would grow toshare in his character. God does always answer our prayers, but sometimesth... ... on the truth of Scripture and the knowledge of the character of God. Jesus Christ truly is your... ...rations, even cartoonish, that does not mean they represent theethereal. Satan is not a fictional or conceptual Dragon, but a supernaturalspirit being... ...ky that everyone isinvited to attend with free will faith as their ticket.However, this fictional understanding of salvation misses the whole point of...

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... rigorous use of evidence and deduction. Dostoevsky’s subject in Crime and Punishment is an epiphany, and he chose to write about it by creating a character whose name means “schism” and turning the pieces of his shattered mind into separate characters. Raskolnikov’s friend Razumikhin is named from a word meaning “reason”: whenever he shows up, someone gets a little sm...

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...m a word meaning “reason” (razum). And if we miss even that hint, Razumikhin says about Raskolnikov that it is “as if there really were two opposite characters in him, changing places with each other.” And if all this gets by us, the heroine’s name is “Sonia,” which is a diminutive of the Greek “Sophia,” or “Wisdom”…...

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...w Raskolnikov’s possible choices 5. Laughing Yourself Purple, or, The Whore of Babylon 52 Razumikhin; the allegorical names, and why the characters keep saying they are “related” to each other; Porfirii and symbolic colors 6. The Battle of the Gods and the Giants 61 Luzhin, the rational egoist; the literal and metaphorical struggles; the metap...

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...he Whore of Babylon 52 Razumikhin; the allegorical names, and why the characters keep saying they are “related” to each othe... ... Appendix 168 Names of the characters in the novel and their meaningsBibliography ... ...ant to Dostoevsky’s use of the name Nikolai in Crimeand Punishment). Dostoevsky, like his characters Raskolnikov and Mikolka, came toPetersburg in ... ...magazines, hepublished a novel, Unizhennye i oskorblennye (The Insulted and Injured,1861); a fictionalized account of his years in prison, Zapiski iz ... ...This meant that Russian novelists hadremarkable possibilities for attaching meaning to their fictional characters bygiving them metaphorical names, si... ...nd A. Earlier he had experienced the thrills of Mind B: theexhilaration of power, the joy of control. But now he discovers that Mind Ahas its own joys... ...books—the novel originally had a fire as oneof its main events. The fire may have got out of control, because by the finalversion of the novel, the on... ...as forced to serve as a procurer for Svidrigailov. Svidrigailov gets progressively out of control as he does away withthe two characters who contro... ... or someother indication that the reader is encountering a meta-reality underneath themerely fictional one. At such points the demands of the “fiction...

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...thor reveals the internal engines driving the composition of interesting fiction and non-fiction: successful (and unsuccessful) structuring of plots, characters, and symbolism; apt and vivid use of language and imagery; and even the sources of disastrously unintended humor. By making the cognitive basis clear and constantly exploring the alternative possibilities, this bo...

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...on “it was foggy and muddy” lively. 3. Is He Still the Lone Ranger If He Has a Faithful Companion? 21 Basic sources of Contrast, including characters, motifs, styles, mood, tempo. 4. E pluribus unum, ex uno plures 40 “Dramatic unity” and its varying interpretations; “true to life” and “making sense” as historically changing figments of our br...

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...r If He Has a Faithful Companion? 21 Basic sources of Contrast, including characters, motifs, styles, mood, tempo.4. E pluribus... ...ss. Mining dialects.7. Strange Visitor from another Planet 92 Characters and characterization. Matching the reader’s fa... ...renew the story by “solve and reshape” and by “revelation.” Problems (of time, location, characters, fantasy, etc.) inherent in each method.11... ... demands and creates coherence even where thereis none.C In patients whose epilepsy has been controlled by cutting thetwo million neurons that connect... ...in, or too littlesun—and we retreat to fiction for solace, where rain and sun can bestrictly controlled, and even God can be put in His place. But we ... ...t, as a character in a novel, he is in any caseapt to be strung to a higher tension than non-fictional people. And notice how Dickens finds yet ano... ... 19sometimes feel at parties where I don’t know anyone, but this is not apossibility for fictional weather. Dickens’s scene is something of a t... ...an organizing principle injournalism. The issue of contrast becomes most important when a fictionalcharacter is re-used, as in a series of detectiv... ...e, Harold’s symbol is a little more complicatedthan Maude’s. His two issues are his mother’s control over him and hisobsession with death, and these a...

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...tain issues which we feel were left out, contradicted, or mis-interpreted in that series. We have used a few similarities between some of the main characters in that book and some of the main characters in our own, in order to give the public a feel for how events might have unfolded if the Left Behind series had been true to events predicted in Bible prophecy, and if t...

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...at it was a fulfillment of Bible prophecy. Ironically, theU.S. has now firmly established its control and claim over that part of the world...leaving ... ...ve world events unfold. From Zion Ben-Jonah My real name is not Zion Ben-Jonah, and the characters in this book arenot real people. In fact, the... ...ry is fiction. Much of what it conveys istotal conjecture. Zion Ben-Jonah is inspired by a character in a series of books by TimLaHaye and Jerry Je... ...nspired by a character in a series of books by TimLaHaye and Jerry Jenkins. In that series, a character named Tsion Ben-Judahsets the world straight a... ...he had heard at New Hope Chapel, that a popularworld leader was going to arise who would gain control over the entire planet.She had heard that he wou... ...the details, another message came through as an allfrequencies broadcast. A distraught flight controller was ordering all aircraftpassing over the Ice...

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...also the case in the present study, which consists of literary of discovery that extends from the lover type in Fuzûlî's ghazals to the child character in Ömer Seyfettin and Sait Faik stories and even to the determination of some idioms in Hamdullah Hamdî's Yûsuf u Züleyhâ Mesnevi. Despite the differences in their content, these subjects, as ...

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... With Witnesses HAMİ AKMAN, ZÜLEYHA AK Chapter 4 ...................................................................... 112 Child Main Characters in Ömer Seyfettin’s Stories İLHAN KAROĞLU...

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...als to the childfeelings, thoughts, desires, problems, character in Ömer Seyfettin and Saitand experiences, in both written and ... ................................................................ 112Child Main Characters in Ömer Seyfettin’s StoriesİLHAN KAROĞLUFUZÛLÎ’S GHAZALS IN THE... ... feeling of affection and attachment towardsanother person or object. It is characterised by a sense of complete devotion and attachment to one's par... ...rthermore, it is clear that the concept of love is not somethingthat can be controlled by the individual in question. As can be seen in the examplebel... ... renounce love. Thisindicates that, in the pursuit of love, they are not in control of their actions. ‘Akl yâr olsaydı terk-i ‘ışk-ı yâr etmez m’id... ... an inconspicuous child labourer. This situation maybe real, or it may be a fictionalisation of what the poet has seen as a result of hisobservations.... ... iş bit- ( to be done) To lose one's will, to become unable to manage or controloneself: “He had heard about Yusuf's qualities / His work was finis... ...by a globalconsensus.” (Yeni Lisan, 1911, p. 6). In his intellectual and fictional texts, Ömer Seyfettin endeavors to establish anational character...

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...pecies "202" Part 5: Diction "202" Part 6: Motifs "202" Part 7: Conflict/Problem Form "202" Part 8: Conflict/Problem Resolution "Writing 203": Characters "203" Part 1: Depicting Characters "203" Part 2: Conflicted Characters "203" Part Part 3: Designing Protagonists "203" Part Part 4: Designing Antagonists "203" Part 5: Incomprehensible Antagonists Extra "203"...

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... (c) 2023 Kevin Wade Johnson This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the products of the author'sim... ...ents, locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Some of those characters were inspired by real people, but remain ... ...those characters were inspired by real people, but remain fictional. The opinions expressed in this novel are those of th... ... fictional. The opinions expressed in this novel are those of the characters expressing them. TABLE OF CONTENTS"How to ... ...syllabicGreek and Latin ones ("osculate"). (Okay, that example is only for out-of-control formal English.) Ituses, or if I want to overdo it a bit, ut... ...us a completely different narrator? Notice how different the effect is in out-of-control, mad-dog crazed formal English: I am unaware what event awa... ...se as well. I just have to make one caution. Or, rather, I'll create a couple of fictional characters to do it for me: "Hey, daddy-o, let me lay som... ...ue filled with puns and allusions, I say go for it. But, in the words of alesser, fictional wordsmith, just keep in mind what Dirty Harry said: "A man... ...w one more bite report will bring Van Helsing and the othersat Animal and Vampire Control over here wanting you put down. And for a third, one more bi...

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...eyard, can he mend a teenage girl's broken spirit? * Maria Santos, who just bought the Breakfast Nook, knows nothing about cross-contamination, pest control, immersion gauges or reduced-oxygen packaging. The new health inspector is every restaurant owner’s worse nightmare, but Maria needn’t worry. She’s got an ace up her culinary sleeve. These are just a few of the situa...

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... Copyright © 2016 This short story represents a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents arethe product of the a... ... three of them anyway. As Adrian explained it, the doll was based on a popular comic strip character. Lilli was aworking girl who knew what she wan... ...like a sucker punch to the gut. "The woman’s down on her luck,” Sidnoted. “Like that pathetic character in Edith Wharton's The House of Mirth." When n... ...es – laced the air in the dry storage area, but otherwisethe business was in compliance. Pest control had visited the facility a month earlier. “P... ...e cockroaches?” Donna pressed. “We didn’t actually see any bugs, and according to the pest control log, the place wasfumigated recently.” “I see... ...a formal system for monitoring employee training, hand washingprocedures, cross-contamination controls...” Back out in the main dining door, Mrs. S... ...mething about a miserly linen weaver who was robbed of all his gold.“Jerry reminds you of the fictional character… how so?” “Caleb has a litter of ... ... face flushed with embarrassment. “I don’t know that I’m quite thecosmopolitan humanist of my fictional alter ego, but still the resemblance is unnerv...

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...al right like the right to life and liberty. An inextricable link has been drawn between dignity and privacy in the essay through the life story of a fictional character XYZ as no contour can really be drawn to an abstract right in a system which can't be tailor-made. Various articles published by the author on his blog privacy.ankurmutreja.com have also been added as appe...

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...r any other right. The basic idea of recognition of rights isidentification of locus of control in individuals. Since it is neither possible tocompreh... ...he claims on privacy indifferent circumstances of the life of a human. Let us call this fictional character XYZ.Herein below is his story from birth t... ...on privacy indifferent circumstances of the life of a human. Let us call this fictional character XYZ.Herein below is his story from birth to death an... ... Let the 100 culprits go free, no innocent should bepunished. To be very frank, this character of XYZ has pained me so much that I want him todie i... ...n't know whether he suffered from a psychiatric problem or was he asubject of some mind control attack. But all I know he has started running, and now... ...cial intelligenceê of the computer GodT passed ontothem through the agents comprising controllers, processors, transmitters, users, et al, whomight ... ...ve is true. But this automated processingof data can make wrong judgments also about my character, my financial status, myintelligence, my skills, my ...

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...ok. I tried to persuade my wife, Kim, that some of the BadLaw stories were fictional, but she didn't believe me,” says attorney RichardPlumridge, Esq.... ...aw invites speculation about whose lives and careers the novel’soutrageous characters are based on. But real insight, rather than real characters, ist... ... ride through the underbelly ofbig-city law practice, along with a cast of characters much too close for comfort tothe real thing” says attorney Robin... ...g up some bags, forChrist’s sake. He’d known then that he was no longer in control of himself. Things went from bad to worse after that. Back home ... ... www.epressllc.comand even to Dave’s tenure at the firm, if it wasn’t controlled. And, even as he realizedthis, Dave intuited two other things: S... ... beautiful andoh-so-brainy Helen, acting like second fiddle to this Smiley character. A guy who, evenon a short acquaintance, struck charmless Shane—w... ...is young associate out to other partners who had brush firesburning out of control. Few of these partners were grateful for Shane’s assistance, sinceS...

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...In this book, the author drops down from the attic a couple of ghosts: a series of characters, mythical events, historical facts, citations, references in a stunning intertextual mixture. As a pretense, he takes Lancelot from England and Layla from Iran, and make them fall in love in an Aztec legend, depict...

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...he Diary of Tom Collins is a novel written by the Australian authorJoseph Furphy (aka Tom Collins), a fictional account of the life of rural dwellers,... ...lking about the interim drama again. So, I guess good for us. Nothing to hide84, no rumors to control. Docudrama 3: Today, my fat... ...connection to "Pig-Pen", the young boy who is, except on extremely rare occasions, very dirty, the character in the comic strip Peanuts by Charles ... ...let, the author drops down from the attic a couple of ghosts: a series of characters, mythical events, ... ...picted in verses. This compositum goes further, as the author follows the characters in time and space (or in multi- ...

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...’s study. Unable as he was to concentrate on his studies, he began browsing through them as a way of distraction only to end up delving deep into the fictional world pictured in them. Soon, as he was seized with novels in their scores, their fictional aberrations helped him analyze his own shortcomings. But what really hooked him to the novel was the ego gratification it a...

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...an browsingthrough them as a way of distraction only to end up delving deep into the fictional worldpictured in them. Soon, as he was seized with nove... ...nal worldpictured in them. Soon, as he was seized with novels in their scores, their fictional aberrationshelped him analyze his own shortcomings. But... ...ally hooked him to the novel was the egogratification it afforded him in judging the characters portrayed in it. What's more, the empathyhe felt for t... ...m in judging the characters portrayed in it. What's more, the empathyhe felt for the fictional figures brought the latent sympathy he had for his sibl... ... a girl to do the same,’she thought dejectedly. ‘My rebellion could be labeled loose character and my adventure mightbe dubbed as elopement. Won’t all... ...s into the one opposite. And finding it occupied, he waitedin irritation. “Oh, what characters!” he thought nauseatingly. ‘Don’t know how to shit eve... ...even for insulting.” “Thanks for reminding me about the limits,” she said unable to control her tears. “Didn't Ibring it upon myself by crossing my l... ... me now?” “You’re cross with me as you’ve misunderstood me,” he said trying to gain control over her.“But don’t nurse hatred for me. Our destinies mi...

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...vers Tamber Khola and Maiwa Khola. I am writing a memoir of the experience. To retain the event's legitimacy and authenticity, I shall provide its characters with an introduction, context, and background knowledge. This article is more sociological than literary in terms of content. So, this event will be beneficial to sociology students and researchers. For a writer...

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...us people's language, script, and culture. For example, the thengovernment controlled the language and writing of the indigenous KiratLimbu living in ... ...ulture did not get a chance to growand grow in its native land. The regime controlled the practice of nativelanguage and script in Nepal, Sikkim, and ... ...sacrificed his precious lifein the campaign to protect the environment and control the exploitation ofChure. In this way, Dilip (Om Prakash) Mahato ha... ...nk between folklore andcalligraphy. The following are the enduring primary characteristics of folkliterature: 1. The folklore's creator is unknown. ... ...S OF COINSacts and personalities also implies expressing a desire for such characters toreturn to society. Capitalism and neo-capitalism have put res... ... Human emotions must firstdevelop in mind to do such great work. The ideal character who reinforcessuch feelings should be illustrated as the environm... ...elf as the leader of an exploitation party. We believedwe were following a fictional hero when we read such thrilling newsabout a responsible Chief Mi...

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...with two sons, and Zorin is a veteran hero and university professor of military science. Rule is in the hands of a supreme sovereign, Om Gur Nal, who controls the physical and mental state of everyone. The friends come together to unravel the mystery of a religious cult threatening the security of the polis. But what is their surprise when they begin to realize that things...

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...with two sons, and Zorin is a veteran hero and university professor of military science. Rule is in the hands of a supreme sovereign, Om Gur Nal, who controls the physical and mental state of everyone. The friends come together to unravel the mystery of a religious cult threatening the security of the polis. But what is their surprise when they begin to realize that things...

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...borian Zontul he was preparing to be a novice wasa young man living in his fictional world where only oneperson was allowed to peek in. And that was t... ...ly looks like some kind of snobby toilet.Some eyeglasses live in their own fictional and wellinsulated world. They just don't want to get into real li... ...up. Suddenlythey gathered together as if on command, trying tosummon their fictional god, to whom their inZorin didn't have time to listen to their id... ... 172- "She was here, but not of her own volition, Apparentlysomeone was controlling her mind," the demon guardmuttered.- "Emborian," Agares uttered... ...cific crimes committed by them,but he still couldn't bring them under real control, or didn'twant to.Most had gradually begun to avoid Enzok Ra, or tr... ... see, a lot of people think that theseexperiments are done in a completely controlled way, butthat's not the case at all," Gad ‘Di Enn voiced hisconce... ...ith this flexible solution. Everyday Hans was showing some new side of his character,but he was actually digging his own grave.He grew incredibly clos... ...at distant feeling of a coming bluespring.Erzonian ring towers were built, characterised by an ultra-modern look as the city's metro ran through them.... ...lace like this.In the past there was what was called hikikomori64 whichwas characterised by voluntary renunciation of life andself-isolation, and now ...

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...A Kurt Vonnegut's fictional character once wrote a book titled "What Can a Thoughtful Man Hope for Mankind on Earth, Given the Experience of the Past Million Years?" The book itself is rather short, consisting of one word and a period: "Nothin...

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...y Vehicles 95 (Bombers and Cruise Missiles / Ballistic Missiles ) • Strategic Requirements of Nuclear Weapons and Delivery Vehicles 97 • Command, Control, and Communication 98 • Satellites 99 • Summary 100 Chapter 5: STRATEGIC THINKING IN THE UNITED STATES 102 • Two Interpretations of Western Military and Foreign Policies 102 (Deterrence / Brinkmanship) • Victor...

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...ssiles ) • Strategic Requirements of Nuclear Weapons and Delivery Vehicles 97 • Command, Control, and Communication 98 • Satellites 99 • Summary 1... ...nt of Hope: May 10, 1955 172 • The Comprehensive Test Ban 174 • The 1980s 178 • General Characteristics of the Arms Race 185 • Summary 193Chapter ... ...praisal 218 • Summary 221Chapter 9: ROOTS OF COLLECTIVE MISBEHAVIOR 223 • Organizational Characteristics 225 (Organizational Callousness / Organizat... ...fficials) • Information 243 (Corporate Media / Government / Experts / Education) • Human Characteristics 257 (Individual Callousness / Indoctrinabil... ...ned by men. In 1979,to take another example, the political affairs of Estonia were largely controlled by Russians; thoseof Romania by Romanians and Ru... ... a favorite poem. It did not occur to him that if heconcealed his crimes and fiendishness; controlled all important facets of the nation's political,e... .... Stalin's Russia, Hitler's Germany,and Mao's China practiced gruesome totalitarianism. In fictional form, Orwell's 1984 magnifiesthese twentieth cent... ...informed (by him) of a "missile gap" in the Soviet Union's favour-a gap which was wholly fictional. President Reagan has . . . been swept to power u... ... Dylan Thomas,3 1951Has Humanity a Future?A Kurt Vonnegut's fictional character once wrote a book titled "What Can a Th...

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...s Air Force (USAF), takes a comprehensive look at our national energy problems from a perspective unique to the Department of Defense (DOD). From his fictional opening implying that conflicts of the future could revolve around volatile world energy markets to his recommendations on creating and implementing a DOD energy strategy for improved energy security, the reader sho...

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...ational energy problems from a perspective unique to the Department of De- fense (DOD). From his fictional opening implying that confl... ...ning systems; MP play- ers, computers, televisions, traffic lights, subway systems, air traffic control networks, and industrial plan... ...quires a huge consumption of mostly imported petroleum-based fuels. It also creates a com- mand, control, communications, computers, i... ...to cover 0 years from now and beyond. Ideally, America will reach a clean, carbon-neutral, domestically controlled, abun- dant, and a... ...uction elsewhere in the mar- ket. Demand hovering at or near supply with limited excess capacity characterizes a tight market. In the ... ... shift in Al-Qaeda’s strategic and tactical planning in favor of a more protracted attritional conflict characterized by disruptive attacks ... ...conomic boycotts as “extremely effective” weapons.2 Instability and hostility towards the United States character- izes most of the o...

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...Although a fictional novel, "Evocatus Inception" is inspired by actual events. This fast-paced political thriller blurs the line between duty and morals, good and evil, and state-sanctioned killing and cold-blooded murder. This shocking...

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...ns THIRTY-FIVE | Knock Knock THIRTY-SIX | Chatter THIRTY-SEVEN | Countdown THIRTY-EIGHT | 9/11 THIRTY-NINE | Rendezvous CHARACTERS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS FOOTNOTES ABOUT THE AUTHOR About the Publisher ...

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...on. Businesses, locations, and organizations, while real,are used in a purely fictional manner. Names, characters, characterizations,and dialogue are ... ..., and organizations, while real,are used in a purely fictional manner. Names, characters, characterizations,and dialogue are either a product of the a... ...r raised her to be tough, to show nofear or feelings, and most importantly to control her emotions. Lauren hadlearned her lessons well. She was attend... ...n’ matter! You’re jus-tifying it. And I’m surprised.” “Why?” “It’s out of character for you, Woody. Like me, you’re a trained killer, butunlike me... ...proach and landing system) “Will this flight termination thing enable us to control the aircraft fromthe ground?” Lauren asked. “Yup. When we take... ...ontrol the aircraft fromthe ground?” Lauren asked. “Yup. When we take total control, the pilots and flight attendants will beunable to do anything i... ...sure your sourceis mistaken.” “I hope you’re right.” “I’m a good judge of character, am I not? I mean—I like you.” “And I trust you, babe.” La... ...ddies Unknown 306 ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThis is a fictional tale, but the story and its characters are inspired by histor-... ...es. That wasnot my intention. My purpose in writing this novel was to offer a fictional ac-count of what might have happened on that horrific day, and...

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...In 2055 humanity is confronting countless hardships inflicted on them by the powerful evil in control of the world. The Great Catastrophe had unfolded in waves that affected the environment, economy and society, and now enslaved the few hundred million survivors. As readers would expect from today’s trends, food was i...

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... we learned about the bastards casually through our talks over the years makes more sense to me now. They acquired power stealthily and misused it to control humanity in accordance with how they saw the world, which was and still is connected to their brain structures. The world they see, the reality they act within, is reckless, selfish, cold and destructive, in contrast ...

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...s,forgotten and mostly able to feed themselves – considering theweapons of control and destruction that had been used over the lastfew decades to enve... ...eadful human destiny? !! Now most of humanity were under the bastards’ control,living in squalid conditions in compounds and forced to do manualla... ...ts ofprevious traumas they had experienced when they had to surrendertheir control of their land and watch their precious plantingsstruggle and succum... ...rest of their central nervous systems, which can cause majordifferences in character and behaviour to that of humans. !! “Before the Great Catastr... ...d a choice – to sustain readers through the horrors.The lives of the three characters exemplify tiny pockets of beautyremaining in the world after the...