[gameprogrammer] Re: PC game Outsourcing

> Well, no... It doesn't work that way. The two sides
> have to be pretty
> well balanced or else it is just a walk over. The US
> versus the EU,
> Russia, or China might be a reasonable balance. The
> war on terror is a
> balance because the enemy is invisible.
> 
> The trouble is that now the dangers of a war between
> any of those groups
> is so huge that we don't have direct wars any more.
> We can't afford too.
> 
> OTOH, the "War On Terror" resulted in a *huge*
> increase in the US
> military budget (now bigger than the total military
> budget of every
> other country on Earth, combined) and the result is
> that weapons such as
> neural whips, heat beams, and laser artillery, are
> expect to be deployed
> during the next 2 to 10 years. They just announced
> the development of
> fluid body armor and powered suits are coming along
> just fine. Looks
> like the Japanese are going after the civilian
> market for those while
> the US is sewing up the military market.
> 
> All those cool toys you get in video games will be
> on the battle field
> any day now.
> 
>               Bob Pendleton
> 

Is enough, enough? Ok, I can't wait to see what the
technological world will be with so much burning,
killing, mutilation, contamination, hate and horror.
Stop education, stop creativity, what the world really
needs is war. That makes eveything better.


        
                
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