The War of the Future Will Be Fought by High Explosives
A futurist view argues battles shift from ships to high explosives and air power. It envisions torpedo boats, electric warfare, and explosive shells redefining naval combat, with photography and electric conveyance shaping reconnaissance and weaponry.
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Political speaking in the era of heckling and public scrutiny
The article discusses the lively dynamics of political meetings where candidates face direct questioning. It notes audience heckling and the demand for candor, with speakers expected to address opponents and defend views under sharp public interrogation.
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