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by ericmay·11d ago·view on hn ↗
Circling back to where this began...

> The claim above is that neither side has experience that's all that relevant to the type of conflict we'd expect in a China/US conflict.

This is a factually incorrect statement. I'm not sure why you're confused about what you are agreeing or disagreeing with at this point.

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Clearly that tickled a nerve for some reason.

Here's a question:

When someone says that you have no experience being a professional baseball player, do you say "errrhhmm ackshually, I brush my teeth every morning just like an MLB player does. I put on my pants every morning. I have even held a baseball bat!"

Obviously a phrase like of "limited relevant experience" is constrained to a semantically meaningful set of things

> When someone says that you have no experience being a professional baseball player, do you say "errrhhmm ackshually, I brush my teeth every morning just like an MLB player does. I put on my pants every morning. I have even held a baseball bat!"

This doesn't make any sense. I've already explained to you the value of combined arms operations and combat experience. Here's a link for you to read through to help improve your understanding: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49174680