Analysis demonstrates cognitive warfare as the new frontier in conflict, indicating a paradigm shift in warfare understanding.
Traces the evolution of warfare domains from land through cyber to cognitive, arguing that the cognitive domain represents the terminal domain of conflict. Uses the C2 Triangle model and cost asymmetry analysis to demonstrate why cognitive warfare fundamentally differs from all predecessors.
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