Never mind. I continue to have faith in my country's classification system. I'm sure you do too.
Sometimes you can predict what lays under a "DELETED" stamp. Sometimes you can't. I would never have guessed "dead ducks." (Also, it's amusing that the only thing classified in the second version was unclassified in the more redacted version. Though this happens.)pic.twitter.com/MFKoqze3ti
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On the one hand, it's clear that this approach to declassification will always have silly human errors. On the other hand, if we didn't have foolish declassification policies, the alternative would probably be no declassification at all. So I'll take the error-ridden method!
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I think my favorite galaxy brain redaction is the letter S suffixing "warhead" in this 1965 doc on Polaris.pic.twitter.com/VM9Z6KUuer
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Didn’t you on your blog write that you once figured out who a certain anonymous and redacted source giving information about Richard Feynman was?
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How about a word cloud of redacted phrases ;)
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