завод по переработке мяса
Waiting to log in to a team meeting with the IDEAS innovation squad, DOD, I am taking the opportunity to work on some writing. Our firm is currently seeking partners to leverage the intellectual property we've developed. This is a commitment I am willing to invest significant time in, just as I have with my sustainability businesses. Patience and timing are crucial for ensuring long-term success.
Edgar and I have come to realize the importance of timing in presenting innovative ideas. We've often been in the position of engineers explaining to generals why a smaller, lighter battering ram is the optimal choice for a specific operation. The timing of introducing a novel idea is critical; otherwise, it risks being perceived as comical rather than inspiring.
This realization has set in for me profoundly. I am disheartened by the lack of genuine movement or care for the earth, the environment, and the climate. I am tired of empty promises—I'm constantly surrounded by this junkyard of inaction. Normalization of irresponsibility is a very slippery slope. The monumental offset of accountability and responsibility is deeply concerning.
Defense saves lives, and our design team is dedicated to creating meaningful, impactful designs for the benefit of humanity. Our platform aims to protect front-line soldiers, and I would hate for Canadians to gain a reputation akin to the Russian term "meat grinder" (завод по переработке мяса), where soldiers are thrown into battle with no regard for their lives.
Our platform is a modern, adaptable launching platform. My nerdy enthusiasm often draws comparisons to the story of the soldier with the iron fist, a tale that has inspired many. My first introduction to this lore was through the Japanese anime series Berserk, featuring Guts and his iron hand. After amputating his own hand, Guts acquires an iron hand from a blacksmith. This hand, capable of wielding an oversized, powerful sword, is also equipped with defensive mechanisms like a fully automatic arrow shooter and a hidden cannon for emergencies.
This inspiration, while sometimes irritating to Edgar, is precisely why we make a great team. Others have struggled to see the vision, but my imagination, fueled by such stories, allows me to see the immense potential. I also consider what if you had an entire squad equipped with this technology. The impact they could have in countering a drone swarm, or heavily armed robot dogs controlled by highly skilled operators, is undeniable. It's a scary but necessary consideration for the future of defense technology.
