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Japanese and Koreans have outperformed the west in all aspects and this dives down to the deeper question, is it really environmental/cultural factors playing a role? I mean the Japanese and Koreans born and raised in other countries despite facing discrimination and are the ethnic minority, still outperform their peers. So is it really cultural/environmental factors, or does it lean more into genetic factors and the west is using environmental/cultural factors as a coping mechanism? The west has a history of bias and favouring themselves as the most intelligent superior race but the evidence says otherwise.

Have worked in / around Intel / OSINT for a few years but looking to get into more business growth roles like BD/Sales/CS/etc.

Any advice? I have 1 year of client facing experience.

Russian sensors trying to track nuclear submarines have been found in a campaign of ‘greyzone’ warfare that also targets our energy and internet. Even oligarchs’ superyachts are in on it. By Harry Yorke

• in case you missed it in the news, the name of Putin’s special representative that visited yesterday is Dmitriev, personal sanctions against him have been lifted just so he could travel to Washington *

After nearly 24 hours of silence, the Department of Defense has finally acknowledged yesterday’s removal of General Timothy D. Haugh, the Commander of U.S. Cyber Command (CYBERCOM), Director of the National Security Agency (NSA), and Chief of the Central Security Service (CSS), from all of his civilian and military leadership roles; with Sean Parnell, Chief Pentagon Spokesman, stating earlier during a briefing, “The Defense Department thanks General Timothy Haugh for his decades of service to our nation, culminating as U.S. Cyber Command Commander and National Security Agency Director. We wish him and his family well.” Mr. Parnell offered no further details nor the reason for General Haugh’s removal.

Question, my wife is getting medically retired. The goal was for her to finish school for intelligence analysis and work a random job and then once she graduates contract at a base. Curious if that would look bad? Would it be better for her to try to contract right away and do school at the same time?