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  I'm Shlok Vaidya. I'm the Director of Product Management at Neoplat. We build the tools that help governments, corporations, and communities adapt to an increasingly uncertain future. This is an outlet for my thinking on warfare, resiliency, and the future. I can be easily contacted at shlok@webuildplatforms.com
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