The laments of Cassandra : reflections on warning intelligence in the information Eden / Guo Jing Hua
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Pointer Vol 32 No 4, 2007, pp.44-56Summary: Traces the evolution of intelligence and the continuing demand by political and military leaders for advance warning of impending events such as surprise attacks or terrorist bombings. Notes that despite the increasing impact of intelligence gathering technologies intelligence is still a question of probabilities not certainties and will always be subject to the vagaries of human interactions.
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Traces the evolution of intelligence and the continuing demand by political and military leaders for advance warning of impending events such as surprise attacks or terrorist bombings. Notes that despite the increasing impact of intelligence gathering technologies intelligence is still a question of probabilities not certainties and will always be subject to the vagaries of human interactions.
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