Definition
The mental and informational battlefield where perception, beliefs, and decision-making occur. Where the real war is fought—in people's heads.
Example Usage
Modern warfare extends into the cognitive domain through information operations.
Origin
Modern military strategy doctrine, early 2000s onwards
Fun Fact
Social media and disinformation campaigns are now considered legitimate military operations.
Source: NATO cognitive warfare doctrine, RAND studies
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