Honestly, to me it seems they just overplayed their hand. They assumed that their narrative of Milley the hero was so strong that they could openly admit to treason without an investigation.
In V for Vendetta, V was in control of the fate computer.
Question? Who's in control of the algorithms? And why do those in charge so blindly go along with these narratives?
Honestly, to me it seems they just overplayed their hand. They assumed that their narrative of Milley the hero was so strong that they could openly admit to treason without an investigation.
In V for Vendetta, V was in control of the fate computer.
Question? Who's in control of the algorithms? And why do those in charge so blindly go along with these narratives?