Yup.
That is exactly who
@T. A. Gardner is.
Look at his post reply to me above where he does not give a single thought to the curve of IMPROVEMENT that drones are on and will tell you there are no better than ones from a 100 years ago based on where he sees them today and in the past.
His mind is unable to assess PROGRESS of technology.
There simply is no denying that AI drones are one of, if not the singles biggest battlefield development of the modern age, in terms of reshaping the battlefield and how armies, especially those of smaller and weaker countries, can engage and fight with bigger powers. Perhaps we see bigger powers adapt and negate that with their own focus on drones but that still means drones are core.
And yet Terry will deny all of that and will speak to the past and what he sees now while be incapable of seeing the trajectory.
And guys like Terry are not unique. We all have worked with them over the years and they are the guys who fight any change and denied any technology improvement in the work place when it was in its early stages the improvements were smaller as they simply could not project out and see the progression curve.
Mostly you ignore them in the work place but if they get in to a position of decision making they can really hurt a company.