Never stop poasting

Have you really lived if you haven't almost died on a skislope?

Hot

I mean sure, but end of the day it's just circulating hot air through a cooking cavity. Whether it's a convection oven or an air fryer.

Probably, and this is the America i believe in. This is shining city on the hill, the beacon of democracy.

Now if you could just go about not fucking up the midterms and later elections, that'd be great.

I too, have a convection oven.

"this is so not right, it's not even wrong"

There's also some others covering the interwar period and even before then, covering the origins of the danish intelligence services.

Same issue as above though

Nah it's chill, but also that agreement was also a bit of a codifying the status quo.

I cannot find an English translation though

"Ligaen. Den danske militære efterretningstjeneste 1940-45." two volumes.

There's some others that cover a wider time period but those books are pretty decent.

There's some decent books I can think of after seeing that, but. I don't know if they exist in English.

Ah fair, well it's a bit late so I'm not gonna be of much help right now. I'll poke you if I think of anything.

Though it is an article, not a book to be clear

I mean right off the dome, the only example is still grabo, and the topic covered is in the full manuscript (it is adapted from a ch in the full manuscript).

But "strategic warning: the problem of timing" is a pretty neat description of the issue with estimating exact timing of a possible attack.

A book described as obscure within an already relatively niche field is always a joy.

Thanks.

Fair way of looking at it. I just think the condensed version covers the vast majority of the interesting concepts. So no need to recommend something with another 250 pages.

Thanks, been looking for good, more recent literature. Even if grabos work is good and remains foundational, the world has inevitably changed since those days.

For you maybe

Yeah, I tend to just recommend the condensed version because it covers everything important neatly.

It does make me a little bit sad that it's such a niche topic/book, because there's lot of places the kind of thinking about matters that grabo describes could be useful

It's written for a quite a different context, but the theory and the way of thinking described does generalize quite well yeah.

It's too late now, the only way out is through.

It either shouldn't be disclosed, or adequate detail should be provided.

This kind of disclosure needs further elaboration.

This one is always a nice read.

Oh yeah I've seen them freaking out over it, did anything big happen as a result?

Oh no, what now?

The what? I'm too european to understand that.

Oh no.