Non-Kinetic Conflict and the Weaponization of Trust
Non-kinetic warfare “most dangerous” functions as an absolutist framing move, not an analytic conclusion. Evidence gaps appear immediately because the claim lacks scope conditions, comparison set, and metrics. Analysts should treat “most dangerous” as a persuasion marker that seeks emotional priming and threat inflation rather than a bounded estimate. Target selection in the passage centers…
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