So what do you make of like the gravity A, gravity B idea from Bob Lazar?
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I just thought it was interesting because the project that Bob had allegedly worked on
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Like, let's say, like the gravity A, gravity B idea from Bob Lazar.
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No, no, I'm still talking about negative math. No, what Bob Lazar talks about, you know, if he, if he knew how to do it, if he had access to any real material or data that he could demonstrate, he would have gotten the number prize.
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As you walked into my office, you noticed the Bob Lazar poster.
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Yeah, no, I don't have an issue with it at all. I think both can exist, coexist. In fact, you know, I think we, I think it's important to have the stories like Bob Lazar who inspired people to want to pursue it scientifically.
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Oh, sure. And it's important to have the people who are inspired scientifically to, you know, produce actual evidence. I just thought it was interesting because, you know, we talk about Bob.
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And then we talk about this stuff. And you know, the project that Bob had allegedly worked on was called the Galileo project.
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This is according to Bob and the documents that he read. He said there was several projects that he was right into. Did he say that before I established the government in the 80s?
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