Answer-first analysis for the people who evaluate systems like DaggerOS — written to be read fast and cited accurately, then linked to the capability behind it.
What DDIL means, why a disconnected, degraded, intermittent or limited environment breaks cloud-dependent C2, and how an air-gapped operating system holds the picture when the link dies.
Why a $25,000 interceptor against a $50,000 drone is a losing trade — the real cited figures, and why the decision layer, not the effector, is where the economics are won.
The three levels of human control defined plainly, what DoDD 3000.09 actually requires, and why "human-in-command by architecture" is a stronger claim than a policy promise.