JOHN McAFEE: Here's why US intelligence is failing
America's cybersecurity is fragmented, inconsistent, and dysfunctional. Terrorist attacks occur as if they were lightning strikes — unpredictable and indefensible. Yet this is not true.
Mathematical models exist, using pattern recognition, point-set topology, and Boolean algebra, that can easily identify every terrorist cell on earth within minutes of the cell's organization — providing that sufficient raw data is available.
In addition to identifying terrorist cells, these formulas could predict a nation's troop movements, military plans, political moves, and nearly everything else — without having to read a single word of communication, parse a single sentence, or intercept a single message.
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