eh, I mean that doesn't really mean anything, and although I dislike the US and it's foreign policy, but the US Army was and still is the forefront of most inventions simply because their budget allowed them to, look at
DARPA for example and their projects like
ARPANET (the earliest predecessor of the Internet)︀ or GPS and dozens of other projects, and you will find that we all use︁ these inventions today thanks to them.
Today the US military is going to buy
120k Hololens based headset from Microsoft for about 21 billion dollars over 10 years, and because︂ of this, we will have Augmented reality (AR) technology faster in the commercial world and︃ we will learn more about this technology because of them, so the military is basically︄ a research center for Microsoft, and because of them, Microsoft would be able to develop︅ their technology and profit at the same time. So, yeah, it's natural that a lot︆ of technology that came and still coming is going to be from the US military.︇
that doesn't mean the TOR or any privacy tool is flawless, nothing is. it just︈ depends on your threat level and your OPSEC.
Tor has it's use cases, but also︉ has it's issues, for example, the most well known issue is
malicious Exit nodes, but t
heir are also ways to avoid them.
even if BTC is made︊ by the US military, thanks to them, we have monero now, the perfect (for now,︋ unless something better come), fungible, private coin.
So, nothing in this world is black and︌ white, everything has it's use cases, it just depends on why you need it and︍ how you're gonna use it.
