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This week on the blog: I answer questions from my patrons: what the Romans thought of the fall of the republic, how did medieval living standards compare to ancient ones, how I got into history and also how a modern army might fare in a zombie apocalypse!https://acoup.blog/2021/08/06/referenda-ad-senatum-august-6-2021-feelings-at-the-fall-of-the-republic-ancient-and-medieval-living-standards-and-zombies/ …
Obviously that last one is a bit silly, but it opens the door to some interesting points about the lethality of industrialized warfare and also the tremendous impact armor/weapon mismatches can have. Check it out!
Love the zombie bit. It's related to a question that has always interested me -- at what point in history would an army of human-robots -- not be enough to push at attack home? (By this I mean -- an army with human capabilities, weapons and tactics but robotically determined.)
Or, as you mention -- where is that transition where no amount of elan is enough, where even with perfect bravery the defenders can physically kill everyone? I feel like it has to be by at least WWI, right?
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