So, you don't think UIPs use obstacle
camouflage?
>> Um, I think that to the you there's a
lot that we don't understand about these
vehicles and what they are, where or
when they come from.
>> Uh,
but it is likely that whatever they are
doing is a a side effect or an artifact
of what's going on. So, like like like
I've I've talked about this with people.
They're like, well, you know, how come
how come uh you know, how come like
sometimes they're invisible in certain
spectrums? And my point is, well, like
what if they are not interacting with
reality itself in a way you would
expect? Like some of these things, you
see them and they don't have any radar
signature either. I don't know if that
means they're cloaking themselves
actively or if it means that just they
do not exist even in the way that we
think about physical matter. I don't
know if it's an active countermeasure so
much as the nature of the thing itself.
But of course, there's so much that we
don't know. My current working theory is
that they come from the past. So
>> interesting. Okay.
>> Coming from the future is too hard. The
physics just don't seem to work out. But
if you think about it um think about it
in a certain perspective like there's a
question of where they come from. Like
do they come from Earth? Do they come
from nearby? Do they come from really
really far away wherever wherever
wherever they come from you know
spatially? The question then is okay
temporally what is more likely that they
happen to have come from this particular
instant in time or the hundreds of
millions or billions of years that ex
existed prior to our existence. Um you
know that could be true if they were
just like waiting around and then came
over you know at some point. It could be
the case if they are regularly surveying
and have just been around for a long
time. You could imagine a world where
maybe the earth hosted advanced
civilizations a billion years ago and we
just don't even know about them and
these are the remnants of that. I'm not
betting on any of these. It's just that
where wherever they come from
geographically, uh there's a very very
long tale of time and also there's ways
to travel forward through time very
quickly. You know, if I create a very
strong gravity distortion, I can have
subjective time inside of that bubble
passing very very slowly relative to the
time racing by outside of it. And so
it's very believable that something from
the distant past could come to our
present. It's not really believable that
something can come from the future back
into our present. So that's my that's my
bet is basically given that there's been
a lot more time before now than now
just probabilistically speaking I think
it's likely these things have been
around for a very long time uh and
either spent a long time coming to us or
to themselves subjectively not much time
at all.
>> Oh
>> that's look I'm I'm not I'm not saying I
I know what's up. That's just my
>> not saying I know but some ideas
>> I'm not saying I know what's up. I'm
saying that is my current guess.
>> Okay.
>> Based on what I know.
>> Interesting. You said this was like your
most underrated product.
>> So why is
>> Oh, sorry. And last like the real bet
here is I don't think any of these UAPs
I think it's unlikely they were
manufactured or created like within the
last few years. That seems
>> that seems very unlikely.
>> I I I I think they've either been around
for a very long time, stored for a very
long time, created a very long time ago,
or traveled from the distant past into
our present.
>> Let's see. this
that it's impossible to say. You know,
this is the theory of course like you
know that the that there's these
undersea alien bases that these things
are destroyed there there's an outof
print book called the uh the UFOs and
USOs of a Santa Catalina channel and
it's all about how people have seen
these things that have gone into and out
of the ocean in extremely similar ways
over the course of decades. And so like
it's it's believable. But of course
being stored on Earth does not
necessarily mean they came from here nor
does it not. But I I would bet that
these things are not recently
manufactured. I suspect they've been
around for either a long time or maybe a
really really long time.
>> How does that make you feel about our
technological superiority?
>> I think that uh I think the UAP stuff
and our technological development live
in completely parallel development
tracks right now. If and when we figure
out what's going on with UAPs, UFOs,
that whole universe, uh every
everything's going to change
and uh this this won't be relevant.