Local Dynamics of War Scholars Program

While attending the US Army Command & General Staff College, I was fortunate to have been selected to study in a special scholars group. The Local Dynamics of War program was a select group of scholars chosen to study challenging academic concepts in a multidisciplinary fashion.
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Arnel David
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On the periphery of complex systems lies simplicity. Embrace the complexity and thrive in chaos.
the model of reasoning is shown in this diagram, which shows how to use it
Graphical depiction of the modes of reasoning.
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Craig Parson's 4 core logics. All political science arguments can be categorized into 4 x distinct types.
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Geographic data dashboard by Palantir
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Illustration of the "Indirect Approach" in the Philippines; Joint Special Operations Task Force Philippines. Designed by MAJ Arnel David, taken from thesis.
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Using Operational Design to frame the problem and define the environment. -Arnel David
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Invitation to our hookah party to celebrate the completion of our theses.
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Perspectives on Politics Photoshop job for LTC Perez
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Instead of deductive or inductive reasoning, the military practitioners should use retroductive (abductive) reasoning to analyze ill-structured or wicked problems.