James Joyner is a Professor of Security Studies. He's a former Army officer and Desert Storm veteran. Views expressed here are his own. Follow James on Twitter @DrJJoyner.
And the Predator would be able to find Sarah in the middle of LA or hidden in the bunker? What about the support that the Predator requires? What if the airspace is controlled by hostile forces? It would be easily taken out. I would take the terminator especially the later models.
Wouldn’t that drone be sporting a rainbow in order to reflect reality? At the very least in the spirit of Chicago where the one who orders the hit is always elsewhere at the time it should be purple with SIEU on the wings.
Wouldn’t the drone have to be covered with human flesh in order to travel back in time?
And the Predator would be able to find Sarah in the middle of LA or hidden in the bunker? What about the support that the Predator requires? What if the airspace is controlled by hostile forces? It would be easily taken out. I would take the terminator especially the later models.
Funny comic though.
It depends on the model, the newer T series are like liquid metal or something, they just appear to have flesh.
Technically, the Predator drones are waldoes, not robots (they’re only responding to remote direction by a human operator vs. operating autonomously).
It looks like a couple of people need to get outside more often.
Dean Kamen’s dreams come to fruition.
To make the photo a little more poignant you need to put some clear bystanders, innocents, in the picture besides Sarah.
Maybe … a wedding? No, that’d be too real.
Wouldn’t that drone be sporting a rainbow in order to reflect reality? At the very least in the spirit of Chicago where the one who orders the hit is always elsewhere at the time it should be purple with SIEU on the wings.