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October 19th, 2005
The (really scary) soldier of the future
Abstract:
Alan H. Goldstein: ... the insanity of the Cold War pales by comparison to what the military-industrial complex and the scientific-technological elite have in the pipeline for the 21st century. Nuclear war is terrifying but, technologically, it's a one-trick pony. The weapons of the future will be infinitely more diverse and creative. And the driving force behind them, the technological cutting edge, will be nanotechnology.
Source:
* salon.com
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