CIA

Yep - CIA types have very high opinions of their opinions...

If you work for the CIA, you’re a traitor. This dude is no exception. Lex should ask him how he feels being a useful idiot for a rogue agency that answers to foreign masters.

Funny how he tried to relate his opinions were like mathematics, which are based on facts. Unbalanced approach if you caught it.

Vacuous

Think how much power they will wield once they fake an alien invasion.

@@enricopallazzo3244 Bingo

Of course they do…their “interests” are always things they just want us interested in. Find me footage, not sourced from the gov but one of the billions of humans with a camera in their pocket that is obviously an alien…flying shit that we haven’t seen isn’t impressive I’m sorry and I’ve been infatuated with aliens since I was a kid. Welcome to the gov’s new streaming service you are subscribed to with your tax payment aka shitflix. And now all our fairly intelligent podcasters are talking about it for us…makes me less interested now actually

Because UFOs support the fake globe, space, and heliocentric model.

Maybe the truth behind the phenomenon is even stranger, and starting to believe in aliens is a first step - sort of an acclimatization - to the idea of something even more "extra"

You're cool!

Personally I still think number 1 is the most likely. Traveling through dimensions seems harder than physically traveling through space. Time travel also has its problems especially to the past. An older civilization that’s hidden under the ocean seems possible but unlikely, we would have had much more contact and conflict with them if they were here on earth before us. My theory is they are extra terrestrial they came here after the nuclear signatures we sent out into space in the 1940’s. There here to see what the crazy chimps with nukes are up to.

All of the above

Our own government created them you rabbit hole brain.

I love how you said local physicist like it's a standardized posting in every town or neighborhood, which they campaigned for, and their main task is to answer questions of their constituents, and improve their areas scientific literacy, or specifically physics literacy. Then I guess there would need to be a local chemist, biologist, etc. Honestly, I don't hate the idea, we need more scientific literacy.

Eh, unless I see something unquestionable alien and not some shady, unclear footage, I don't really care

Except for people who’ve placed UFOs in the same category as Big Foot and Loch Ness Monster.

@@lockedin6699 yet you chose to watch the video…🤔

That's stupid

It's ugly. Oh snap

Most ex intel people don't have any reason to continue to do the bidding of their former employers, because when you are out, you are out, and you are no longer given a second thought. There is a strong culture of hostility and betrayal among serving members of almost all organisations, toward those who have left. but most of all, Anyone who every talks publicly about their experience or even makes their previous employment known are regarded as traitors and shunned, regardless of what they say, what they don't say or who they do or don't say it to. These organisations opperate in the now and in the future, not in the past, but they have very long memories and they don't like people who talk, least of all people who want credit.

I like this guy

@@michaelhicks8603 Did you serve in the intelligence community? If not, I find it hard to take what you say with any level of relevance.

@@travisprather678 No, they are not looking to employ people like me. It is well documented by a who slew of people who are confirmed to have worked in the sector, from Australia and NZ to the UK, USA, Germany, France, Japan and many others. There is a galaxy of writings and interviews where this subject is discussed at length, should you be interested.

You just like his little hat

He is apart of the pushing( the "normalization" to alien life ) in the zeitgeist. Getting ready for the reveal in a couple years

He almost admitted to how he used shrinking technology to become human-sized but he didn't go into detail

"Spoken like a typical human." Indeed a tell. Of course they're among us. Why? Maybe because we are at the beginning of our collective potential to move beyond human behavioral limitations, hate, greed, fear, envy etc.

@@wisdomwarrior8312 if you think hate greed fear are going away anytime soon your sadly mistaken. Thats how the aliens control us, Fear Hate Greed.

Lex is technically the terminator at this point

At that though, for all we know we were seeded by them and it's not that they look like us, but we look like them

kind of but yea, i think i must agree

It's reasonable to presume similar planets would evolve similar gross morphology, but with likely incompatible microbiology.

@@spaceisalie5451 Haha "we were seeded by them" You should write movies with that imagination friend

@@johnmatonne7834 no different to those with religious beliefs, a man ripped his rib out and made women 😂😂😂

It gets an audience

That's what the CIA wants.

@@TheArmchairrocker - Exactly, it’s another distraction like football, but for nerds.

Wow truly ignorance at its finest. When you think the ufo subject is a distraction. When they've kept it secret for decades it's not a trivial matter. It is the most important. That's why it's been kept secret.

fact is CIA knows the truth, the UFO orbs are demons and they work with them.

Nail on the Head...Close minded, blind, and no research, its easy to find truth about Extraterrestrials, aslong as use your brain and think,

Vehicles fly ….😮🤯

Assuming we are intelligent in relation to other species may be an issue

Yes they do. when your out you are out. Anything beyond that is fantasy or ego.

I'm suspect of You Tube posters who are suspicious regarding former CIA employees

....and just look at his hairstyle. No one with credibility has hair like that.

@@ChatGPT1111 LOL! that’s funny you say that because if you listened to the entire interview he talks about how no one ever thought he was a spy because he was quote “a brown guy with a beard and long hair”. so yeah, i think him not looking like a cia spy is the point

@@brianholguin6338 ah but maybe him not looking like a cia guy would be the way to get caught, because a good cia guy would never "look" like a cia guy. Maybe the guy who looks like a cia guy IS really a cia guy, because people might think "wow, that guy looks just like a cia guy, therefore, he must NOT be a cia guy. No cia guy would be this obvious" And this circle can continue over and over. The universe is infinite just with this possibility!

Ego supersedes logic a lot.

Lex said it best when he said "what a human thing to say," (when they were talking about ants). Well said Jon.

Because he had complete and total access to more information than any of us, so if he has a clear explanation/belief in something, I’m sure its based on some type of information that we would never be privy to

Andrew isn't a scientist, that became very obvious in the first few minutes. Basically, he's talking bollox.

Pissed me off. No way in hell he believes what he was spewing .

Humanoids prolly serve a critical role in the universe, perhaps the nerual network of the planets? All brains are made of neurons but there can be different developmental forms of a brain, but mostly similar 😉

why not a bilateral *symmetry that is a blob? Or an amoeba shape? Or 14 legs? --- there is life on earth that does not use oxygen for it's metabolism. Oxygen is highly reactive, and therefore a more efficient way to transfer energy to our cells, and that's why oxygen based life can move around so well. Sulfur based life exists at the bottom of the sea. Sulfur is not as reactive of an element (i think it's because it has less available electrons? I forget) --- So the sulfur based life forms basically exist on a different timescale than we oxygen forms do. That is just here on earth. There's no telling what element that alien metabolic pathways are dependent upon. We are carbon based, and rely on oxygen for our life processes. There could be an alien species that is cobalt based and relies on nitrogen for it's metabolism. Who knows!? The aliens will likely be unrecognizable and not humanoid in my opinion

That just a matter of water fitting the shapeof it's container.Planets might have a similar shape but they vary greatly on chemical composition and mass.

If you are manufacturing and piloting spaceships it's much more likely you would be bipedal and somewhat humanoid than anything else. This is common sense from a evolutionary point of view. You can't manipulate tools to build anything complex with fins, wings, or paws. If you're a water based life form you can't use fire to forge metal. While I think alien life forms could be very different on other planets with different gravity, atmospheres, etc. any technological intelligent life forms will need the ability to design complex tools and manipulate fire. This by it's very nature demands almost exclusively a bipedal body design.

@@robotx4242 this assumes that the only other options are fins wings or paws. There are human beings with no legs that can manipulate fire. I think our bipedality probably facilitated the evolution of our intelligence. I don't think it's the only route, or even necessarily the most common one, to space travel. Our sample size for planets with life is N=1, the same sample size for number of species that can travel to outer space. Bipedality is definitely a successful evolutionary strategy and we've really exploited it to get to where we are now. I agree it's intuitive that evolution would favor this trait. But my intuition has been proven to be very wrong in the past and likely will be again in the future.

Yh but they don't smoke crack or play the ukulele so...

their as in property there as in location

Some would argue ants are more intelligent that they can communicate nonverbally without any audible language. Just scent and smell alone. Strictly chemical communication.

@@greentoolsnyc3985 Thank you

The ant President's son is, in fact, a Crack smoker. Get your facts straight.

For sure

Sounds legit

Yes. That is totally how logic works.

He’s gives answers without giving actual answers. It all depends on how you take in what he’s saying. He’s very intelligent.

by saying the opposite of what the media is?

It still feels weird that aliens would come all this way to play hide and seek, right?

I think he's dodging questions on what's really going on

Thought I was the only one that caught that

Well the thing is that it propably is highly combartmentaliced (if you do UFO's in CIA, it's only thing you do) so he propably doesn't know. The question why he doesn't want to talk about it could go from not wanting to say something he does know to he does not want to speculate too much because people will take it as a CIA guy saying this about UFO's even if it would be a Total personal speculation, aka he just knows it holds much more merit to people than Blink 182 singer speculating. Even if truly Tom Delong might know much more about the topic if you take even a surface level look on what kinda people he got working for his company right out of the gate. Also the fact is that a lot around the question is speculation in CIA anyway, it's not like they can most likely even say they know if it's interdimentional beings or travelling thru solar systems, multiple of these things at once or or or. Like he said, something just ions from us in development. I think he propably knows more than says but still I don't think he knows great deal more, more like he dances around in saying defininetly that it isn't for sure earth based or not.. which is kinda silly to say something would be ions beyond us but still give the benefit of the doubt of it being from another country. He propably just knows that crazy sh!t happens and have heard stories but it would be a guess from him on what does it mean. I think the ant comparison was good and would have went into too far of his comfort zone so for me it was pretty dissapointed for him to pull out the literally CIA's if not originated, then atleast tainted word conspiracy and then explaining it like people wouldn't know what it means and couldn't separate logical conversation from totally scitzo yelling. Like he could have been just like yeah that's a possibility, who knows rather than that..

"except the fact that almost the entire global military intelligence complex has almost unanimously come to the conclusion after 81 or more years of studying ufo's and other nonhuman in origin phenomena that a good portion of it is absolutely not of homo sapien origin at all. " And yet there's still zero compelling evidence for it.

@@isodoubIet the military has deeply classified sensors and other detection/recording systems that have much more compelling information and evidence but it doesn't seem like they're ever going to release it to the public, so there's literally nothing that normal civilians can do about it. And millions of people around the world every year see or experience things that they truly believe are nonhuman in origin but most people won't believe them since they don't have direct physical evidence to show. But that doesn't mean that they are lying. Some people might but not all. Many people are traumatized or have ptsd symptoms after having a nonhuman in origin experience or contact event. They're changed forever.

@@johnmuzic3475 It's the UFO of the gaps.

The same goes for the intelligence of their citizens who write KZfaq comments.

@@bigpickles BOOOOOOOM. So true but, just look at the ones that get caught up in the left vs right political debates. We just peer in from the outside and laugh...or cry.

@@sheshd bro, it's the dumbest thing we have to witness. It's so binary and cringey. What used to be a place to look up to, really has fallen off the cliff.

Why? He seems intelligent and probably has a high level of skills based on his ex military experience. There are alot of different jobs at the Cia. I'm sure he was perfect for his job set.

@@bigpickles exactly, from role models to laughing stock.

So that's that's lot of conjecture. Have you heard of the galapagos islands? Did you know researchers have to quarantine for like 2 weeks and can't eat certain foods before visiting the island? This is so we do not interfere with the ecosystem. This is how we have such a great understanding of evolution. Now to your point about alien scientists, how do you know they're alien scientists? You pulled that out of your rear. You make assertions without evidence.

@@satanwasframed5083 How do you avoid stepping on the ground? How do you avoid breathing the air? How do you avoid being seen by the animals? Or attracting the interest of insects? In my original comment, I capitalized the word "TRY", to pre-emptively cover all the things you wasted your time being defensive about. You try. You do your best. And you should. But you "always and forever fail." It is the deepest truth of science that you cannot observe a thing without impacting it on some level. That does not mean your observations have no value. Both things can be true... and they are. I made zero conjectures in my original comment. If you are what passes for a scientist in your community, I weep for you. Go back to school. You are not functioning yet.

@@PinkyPowers your conjecture was assuming they're alien scientists. Also assuming the only way to study something is to observe it presently. Have you heard of genetics? Fossils? Paleontology? Anthropology? You overly generalize and do not understand the full scope of how scientific research is done. Finally, the galapagos are highly controlled, if it weren't the research is useless. I can go on but it's punching down

He's a self publicist with no grounding in science. Pointless interview, which is rare for Lex. But at least he's debunked him.

@@2112jonr that's the point

Well if you work in government you'll see everything is compartmentalized. It doesn't matter if it's about aliens or finance. We have dozens of government organizations each with their own departments. Idk or care who this guy is or even think he's right. But to deny that the government is compartmentalized is naive. BTW ants have a chemical language amd are more intelligent than we know.

@@King-jq5vt yeah that's pretty dumb considering we know little to nothing about antimatter/dark matter. I dont have an opinion on what these things could be or what they could use as fuel. I'm far from informed or educated enough to formulate a decent opinion. I wish people weren't scared to say "I don't know". Hopefully we'll get some answers. Until then we sit and wonder

@@satanwasframed5083 we have no clue, the whole point is that it's government top secret.

I was going to say exactly the same thing. It's somewhat unlikely that other highly-evolved life-forms would have a similar evolutionary background to us, but entirely plausible that they would resemble us in some superficial ways (as a kangaroo looks like an enormous rabbit, for example). It's also unnecessary to assume that other life-forms, which have existed much longer than we have, would be vastly more intelligent: there is a limit to possible intelligence, and we're probably close to that limit. The other major mistake that many scientists make, when theorising about non-terrestrial life-forms (in my opinion), is to assume that most 'hyper-intelligent' life-forms would also have developed civilisation. (I suspect that many would have considered it, but found it incompatible with life and happiness...)

I disagree.

The ignorance of some of these people.

The closest I have seen to disclosure is that there are things in the sky that cannot be identified.

@@Kidd-nt3jo and they have been talking about it since the 50s. 🤣

Yes, but now the talk is much different. They have admitted to lying about it for over 70 years. Luis Elizondo has said, we already have disclosure, it's now the time for transparency

@@Joel-pn3de but didn't you just say disclosure is on the horizon? But agree with someone saying it is already happened?

@@WorIdComingDown I don't necessarily agree with Luis Elizondo at the moment, but it's coming

​@Scouts Honor The narrative control is obvious, mainly through the fact of who is de-platformed and who is promoted. This doesn't mean people aren't well intentioned and/or completely oblivious to the part they play. It's more than just the one power player as well, lots of influences out there trying to steer narratives.

@@zyrokin I'm confused, whose side is he supposedly on? Why is he trying to steer us in any direction? Maybe he's just presenting his thoughts 🤔

@@snicketysnickets his purpose is to spread doubt.

@@snicketysnickets his position and the examples he gives are blatantly classifying one train of thought as “conspiratorial” or stuck in a bias trap. He never includes the same critique against his own position or the official type narrative, but they are equally as susceptible to the same problems. It’s a framing form of gaslighting, a subtle persuasion technique.

He's knew to the topic im guessing by the way sounds and his knowledge of the topic.

This should be a movie

ye he’s sussy

Exactly, this guy seems like he thinks he’s pretty damn smart, yet misses basic logical steps like this.

Swoosh!

then why are republicans so stupid?

They don't have to visit if they are already here, who's to say humans are the only life form from Earth? The ocean is pretty large my friend.

You are stuck inside the human box though. Gold, in them their asteroids yonder, contain much value for human civilization. More value then we have ever produced in all of history combine.... as matter of fact. However, this is because we are inherently physical creatures. Beyond the material value of that gold, in terms of building advanced technology, we simply "Desire" to own gold. And so do Crows. They love the shiny things. Its valuable because it is within the medium of our existence and operation. Physical reality might just be the surface of water, and most things live deeper down. My point is, that an organism of a different makeup, say...sentient plasma clouds, might find zero intrinsic value in owning those asteroids. They might not even want to live on planets at all. Their very nature might make the material useless in a general sense. Further more, their sense of time scale might be inherently different. A few million years might be "one generation" of their species. They might just drift between stars for funzy, and have no inherent technological civilization at all. It doesn't mean they are not interstellar sentient organisms though, or they can't beam and understand a radio transmission. It just means that what we consider "advanced alien intelligence" is just myopic opinion. If I can imagine such a creature, and this universe continues to boggle my mind daily, then certainly something even more fantastic exists. Its a pretty big place, and we see a very very very tiny portion of it operate, and with a lag time of potentially millions of years. It could be possible that the laws of physics themselves are just local. Look at the telemetry from Voyager 2. We just don't know why it sends odd values, so we assume an error, but recognize that we ARE assuming a lot about the universe.

Von Neuman probe simply homing in towards radio transmissions 1 million years at .1% the speed of light will get you across the galaxy.

UFOs have been seen a lot over time going in and out of the water. They have prob been here since ancient times when humans would talk about them in texts

Well, you have it all figured out!! Good for you.

There's no such thing as "Manipulating dialogue", you either convince audience or not.

Thank you. He’s the disinformation agent.

Absolutely!

Yeah, but he speaks like someone who's had a gander at the all that juicy good gov ufo data. Probably has a better-informed view of what's going on than lex does, dude literally said it was a pet project

Agreed. He says a bunch of things that are just not so. He seems like a hyper, " thinks he knows it all " type and has the answers for any question you could ask. Not digging his whole vibe.

Not to mention he doesn't understand ants or their biology

" learning how something reacts to an external stimulus is essential to further learning" Yeah, but that external stimulus is only effective inasmuch as it's representative of what you're trying to study. That is, unless you're trying to study humanity's reaction to discovering alien life, revealing their existence to us would only pollute their data. At any rate, there's zero compelling evidence of alien visitors, so we either assume they're here making themselves deliberately undetectable, or they're not here. Occam's razor and all.

@@isodoubIet what is your definition of compelling evidence? What do you suppose these UAPs are? I'm not saying it's aliens but it's definitely possible. Occams razor does not apply here because we have nothing to compare this technology to or anything that comes close to it. Bit since you think it does. What does occams razor tell you that it is? A bird? If so I highly doubt the pentagon and now NASA would waste time, money, and resources on something so simple

@@satanwasframed5083 "what is your definition of compelling evidence? " Evidence is compelling when it doesn't admit any other explanation. When everything mundane is ruled out. Trouble is, with all the supposed evidence out there, finding a mundane explanation is usually extremely easy. "What do you suppose these UAPs are?" Depends. Each one is usually different. The gofast video from the pentagon is a bird or a balloon. The gimbal video from the pentagon is a distant jet engine. The Aguadilla object was a couple of party balloons. Some UFOs are planets or stars. Others are airliners. There's lots of things that can be misidentified. " I highly doubt " That's irrelevant.

Yes, he assumes that he comprehend alien life-form choices (not being seen is a better choice), and then he uses incomprehensibility of alien life-form in other not related point. That's logical flaw.

Exactly. Do we worry about bees seeing us when we observe them? Chimps? Gorillas? Orangutans? No, they have all seen us at some point. This dpsht is talking about things he has no idea of.

me too... one of the most engaging conversationalists Ive seen

You don't think civilian airliners falling from the sky due to some unknown UAP shit is a matter of national security?? You don't think they'd want to avoid an International incident if the UAP is some Chinese shit that knocks an American airliner out of the sky and kills hundreds of people?? What about airline companies and how they'd react if their plane was fucked by a UAP?? How do you handle that legal case, when the families of hundreds of dead people want answers?? You shouldn't be calling people clowns if you're going to be this severely short-sighted. The real world isn't a Hollywood movie. Real world considerations take precedence over gawking at stuff.

Couldn't agree more. This guy's ego and process of thought are both big, yet simply wrong!

Yeah but something I think that is very necessary towards the development of intelligent life is the ability to manipulate objects and be able to sense said objects in fine enough detail to start to assemble objects together. Dolfins could have an IQ of 500 but because they don't have the dexterity to manipulate objects enough for assembly they really can't take advantage of that. With that being said I honestly believe that the only animal other than humans that could have developed a civilization would be elephants had they had a 2nd trunk and forward facing eyes.

@@1TakoyakiStore Thanks for all the fish 🎏

@@1TakoyakiStore Yeah I almost mentioned dolphins, it seems to me that if there were to be intelligent life capable of what ours is it would necessarily have to develop in line with how we did, and that supports the idea that we aren't exceptionally rare in the universe.

I don't think this dude has given this topic much thought. Like out of 20 Trillion (super low estimate) earth-like planets in the observable universe he thinks its "silly" to think any of them would contain a sufficiently advanced earth-like species? 🤔

We keep using the ant analogy but if a civilization can travel interstellar space a microbe or molecular particle might be a more appropriate for analogy.

Finally came across a comment that is up to date on the facts of the matter. It really seems a lot of people aren't paying attention what's going on within the government. For there to be only a few comments with up to date info with no likes.

@@Souljourney22 It really is surprising isn’t it. Knowing the latest information, I don’t know how everyone isn’t digging into it, it’s so exciting!!! I get tired of hearing a commentary like this on podcasts when discussing UAPs. Knowing the reality of this UAP situation, it’s frustrating hearing them talk because their perspectives are still stuck in 2018?? Lex should be keeping up to date with news so he can education guests that come on and discuss the topic. Ps. I really think Ross Coulthart would be a valuable guest to have on this and Joe Rogan’s podcast, Thanks.

@@FarrellCapper yes i feel the same way as well. If you would like to know more that's not even in discussions yet but is growing in people becoming aware of search big hitters on the moon. This channel is giving you insight to the biggest cover up besides uap but directly has to deal with it. A wealth full of knowledge without saying a word. Go check out what the astronauts really saw from the live broadcast.

@@FarrellCapper watch on a big screen.

@@Souljourney22 I’m optimistic that more and more people are gonna start turning on, especially with the likes of Gary Nolan being so vocal and going on tucker Carlson etc. As long as the motions keep moving behind the scenes in the Gov and congress. The cat is coming out the bag, we all need to face it. I’ve heard and read a few things astronauts have observed on their missions. I’ve heard a lot from Edgar Michelle’s famous accounts

It’s not an assumption to think they would be way more advanced than us. If they are getting here their technology has to be much more advanced. We are still hundreds if not thousands of years away from the technology it takes to get to another star with humans as passengers.

@@craigthescott5074 I am not talking about how advanced they are as a civilization I am talking about them being ungodly smart as individuals, if we had developed some sort of antigravity technology that wouldn't make you or me smarter, they could be simply standing on the shoulders of giants like most of us do.

That will not be answered honestly by Mr Andrew

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why does he keep referring to it as pink matter?

@@codegirl2069 i am guessing it's in the previous part of the podcast, but guess it's got to do with just describing the brain's bias, which generates the loops they talk about. So kind of like the brain not busy with all the facts but, as stated, "jumping ahead". Efficient but not very scientific/truth & reality bound. Something like that. (I also only saw this part;-)

@@codegirl2069 Remember that he was a ground asset for the agency after his active duty time. When a human being (or animal) is shot in the head, the resulting cloud of liquidized or atomized matter is pink due to the blood, it's not gray. He's a combat veteran mixing two terms as they make sense to him. It may be morbid, but it's true.

I've heard pink matter being used to describe the emotional rather than logical aspects of the mind

Probably a big Frank Ocean fan

Reminds me of my neighbor who says she can self-diagnose because she "worked in the medical field" when she was a records file clerk.

Isn’t the point of an operative to blend in with the civilian society?

He is an actor hired to play a former CIA operative....for all we know

@@johnmatonne7834 my boy all CIA operatives are trained actors 😂

@@Allavil_ But not all actors are trained to be CIA operatives! Aha! I think we are on to something here

I’m just saying, if any world power had these, their technology would also be better. How could you live in squalor and not have your own home in order but you drive around in a Bugatti. I feel like if anyone else had these their country/infrastructure would be decades if not century’s ahead of ours or everyone elses

@@CarpeNoctem135 you may not want everyone to know that you have created the "Bugatti" lest they come to take it/copy it when your Cadillac fleet still provides ample superiority. In continued secrecy, you can further grow your gap on the rest of the world and ensure your position of top dog even while the other countries feel they are gaining an edge on you.

@@brianbishop9905 ​ ​ ​ ​ of course they would never release the technology if they had it. The question is: how likely is it that ufos are in fact military drones when they’ve been reported forever? A relatively contemporary example would be the foo fighters, balls of light without any visible propulsion that were reported by both US and nazi pilots during battle. Could we develop and control a weapon that defies the laws of aerodynamics as we understand them today, in the 1930’s? Seems unlikely but, perhaps… Maybe such a technology would so groundbreaking that the difference in scientific tools between the 30’s and now would be irrelevant to its birth, that the tools themselves are so unrelated to this new thing that there’s no causality between them. Like going from horses to cars.

@@CarpeNoctem135 if anyone had this tech it would be used covertly by the intelligence community. If this out in the open it would doom the fossil fuel industry and utilities. That's why its been kept under wraps for so long. This tech is making a run at the biggest interest on the planet bar none. Trillions of dollars in fossil fuels infrastructure. The reason its so guarded.

Good point

Guy? Have you seen his hair?

You still drinking from the cup of the intelligence community? Brotha the evidence is overwhelming. Ill give you just one but there's plenty more. As15-m-1478 zoom in on the black dot. No evidence huh? Apollo image.

Pyramids are interesting.

nope.

That is true and since elements are likely generally distributed, silicon based life just is almost impossible to occur especially in completion with the availability of carbon.

Fuck yeahhhh bro!!!! OG in the building!!!

Many Gold Star stickers for you in the Afterlife (if any)!

So I'm Not supposed to believe Democrats are trying to take guns even though that's what they literally say and try to do because that's my loop?

Yes it could be us "Humans"

good shrooms ,huh?