violence and war: All video descriptions are derived from the owner of the related YouTube

Thoughtfully reflect on the issues discussed in the talks that you viewed. Address the following points in your discussion: one or more of the following YouTube TED Talk videos about violence and war: All video descriptions are derived from the owner of the related YouTube channel. – In this TEDx Talk, historian Daniele Ganser argues that most wars seem to be resource wars, whether in the past or the present. We should be careful, however, not to fall for everything we are presented with. – War is a brutal teacher. In this talk, Jocko Willink explains from personal experience how war teaches you the most when things go wrong. Jocko asserts that when a team takes ownership of its problems, the problems get solved. – A Warning: It’s hard to believe how far we’ve come. We launched just a few years ago with our surveillance drones, and in this short amount of time, we’ve retooled cutting-edge artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques, such as deep learning and convolution neural networks, into hardware systems that governments and peace-keeping agencies can use to keep their troops safe. – James Rogers focuses his attention on the future of conflict, and how drones are being used maliciously by terrorist groups and non-state organizations for assassinations, surveillance, missile drops, spying, and to disrupt vulnerable domestic targets. – In this video, platoon members are interviewed by Fox News about the case of U.S. Army soldier Bowe Bergdahl. – This video addresses ethical concerns about drone warfare. – With the use of drone technology, Brandon Bryant’s unit was involved in the deaths of more than 1,600 people. Bryant began to feel uneasy about his work and in 2011, he decided to make a career change. In this video, Bryant speaks out about his experience to show that the role of operators in war is more than just a video and often involves innocent victims.