Time has come for us to tackle a truly important topic.

Fourier transforms and their role in Bayesian statistics.

Of course, we're not going to talk about that.

Don't be ridiculous.

Because Fourier-based approaches to Bayesian inference are way too frequency domain-dependent and completely disconnected from the intuitive time-domain nature of the rudimentary Bayesian framework.

Duh. Instead, let's talk about the future of simulation and how it's reshaping fighter pilots, combat training, and machines we fly.

Today, I'm joined

by the preeminent mind and fighter simulation, Marine fighter pilot, test pilot, and F-35 heavyweight,

Douglas Rosenstock call sign Rosie. Rosie is a Marine who became a weapons officer, attended

test pilot school, and after a short stint, developing weapons for fourth-gen fighters, became one of the

very first test pilots in the F-35 program. He went on to serve as the world's leading voice

on F-35 mission systems, leading that effort for nearly a decade. After that, he served as an F-35

B-course instructor, and today he's the leading advocate and visionary for advanced F-35 simulation,

working closely with Navy at Pax River to shape the future of how we train, test, and fight.

Turn in, fights on.

Rosie, welcome to the fighter pilot podcast.

Thanks for having me, Sinko.

So quick disclaimer, the views expressed by Rosie are his personal opinions and do not

represent the U.S. Navy or the U.S. government.

You're a legend in our community, man.

Not just because you're brilliant, unmatched pilot, almost as good as me.

Not kidding, you're way better than me, but because you actually get things done. We had the privilege of sitting next to each other during our

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