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Response: Call of Apathy: Advanced Warfighter

37 点作者 deedub大约 13 年前

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mladenkovacevic大约 13 年前
It's not just video games that desensitize us to the horrors of war. Turn to any major network around 8-9pm on a weekday and you will see one of those CSI shows where murder investigators walk around a terribly mangled body, crack jokes and focus on some suspicious looking powder on the victim's collar almost as if the burned, dismembered or scarred corpse shown in full view is not even there. My 4 year old nephew is still awake at that time and I have to be conscious of what channel is on TV.<p>I'm almost semi-convinced that they are training us all to become apathetic to those images so we can go to war one day.<p>Ironically the networks then go and blur out Kate Winslet's nipples in Leonardo Dicaprio's DRAWING when they screen Titanic. I guess murder is more natural than sexuality :S
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roc大约 13 年前
&#62; <i>"If we ever return to peacetime, will this technology be used against American citizens?"</i><p>The follow-on to this line of thought is: for how long will the operators even reasonably <i>know</i> who they are actually using the technology against? Would a drone pilot from, say, the US gulf coast have any ability to distinguish between North Korea or Northern China? Or Iran and Afghanistan? Or a Taliban compound in Afghanistan and a somewhat-remote domestic compound a la Ruby Ridge?<p>To say nothing of what is possible when augmented reality overlays can turn real-time video feeds into essentially fully-CG interpretations of the battlefield and targets.
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dhx大约 13 年前
Previous NH discussion of the original article: <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3657026" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3657026</a>