To what (I guess future) planes would this engine be assigned to? Is there a new US project after the F35?
As sibsling notes, maybe it could go into SR-72 or similar penetrating ISR platform is a reasonable guess. It might go into some sort of missile carrier (the carrier gets the expensive reusable dual-mode ramjet, so it can launch missiles with cheaper disposable scramjets directly at hypersonic speed?).
Apparently they had to completely rethink and refocus the project part way though due to new technology becoming available.
That tech is probably this rotating detonation dualmode ramjet.
But might be that with a functional dual mode ramjet, assuming that was the major holdup, perhaps the project could be on track again?
In fact, each person is a microcosm of that dynamic. Each time we sacrifice a little bit of someone else's well-being for our own, we are engaging in a small bit of that warfare. Cut someone off in traffic because you're in a hurry; cheat a little to get ahead; don't clean up your public mess because laziness/rushed. It's all essentially that same dynamic.
The reality that we are each capable of disagreeing with each other and having conflicting priorities, combined with the limited resources we have access to, is the nature of reality that forces us to fight each other.
Sounds very poetic, but how exactly does this apply to the case of Ukraine being invaded by Russia? Do you propose that the Ukrainians should love the invaders? If that should happen, then the Poles and the Romanians should also love the Russians when their time to be invaded comes?
There's plenty of not quite the latest cutting edge stuff sitting in storage that could be donated, though.