In 1970, Marshall McLuhan stated that “World War III is a guerrilla information war with no division between military and civilian participation.”
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@paninid A tweet on a black background with white text, posted by Dave Troy ([@]davetroy) with a sunflower emoji next to his name and a circular profile picture. The tweet reads: “The biggest mistake the West made the last 10 years was treating 'disinformation' as something different from 'war.' We have been in an information war, which repeatedly also has become kinetic, the entire time. And we have all been combatants. This is one reason... the last several years have been so exhausting. From Syria, MH-17 to Ferguson, Freddie Gray, Trump and Jan6th — all of that was part of one seamless theater of information and kinetic warfare. And we were trying to fix it with Snopes and browser extensions. If one good thing comes out of this it will be to teach everyone what information warfare really looks like and how low-intensity conflict works. And when we are experiencing it, to know to address it before it turns fully kinetic. Because it always will.”
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went looking for a source found this“World War III is a guerrilla information war with no division between military and civilian participation.” – Marshall McLuhan (1970), Culture is Our Business, p. 66.
pretty damn prescient.
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@paninid
went looking for a source found this“World War III is a guerrilla information war with no division between military and civilian participation.” – Marshall McLuhan (1970), Culture is Our Business, p. 66.
pretty damn prescient.
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I know right?
Put that quote together with the "Mother of all Demos" and just think about how clearly certain people saw things.
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