It’s like with germ warfare. They weaponise germs for aggression and we say we study weaponised germs purely… — Ben Aaronovitch
It’s like with germ warfare. They weaponise germs for aggression and we say we study weaponised germs purely for defensive purposes. Nobody likes to admit they’re doing it but everybody knows everybody else is doing it.
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