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And you have, you know, different sides saying things that are mutually exclusive.
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And truth, it never collapses into true or false.
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And I'm really excited to do this because, Eric Weinstein, you probably need no introduction when it comes to kind of a general audience.
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And then Eric Davis, you definitely need no introduction in UFO space,
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And so very excited to have you both today.
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And then part two, and this is why we have you here, Dr. Weinstein, is I want to figure out,
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and this is kind of actually a follow-up on this thing we did with Hal Puthoff last time,
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And so I'm very excited to speak to you both.
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And how did you become aware of it, and how are you so high confidence in it?
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And I was the director of aerospace physics and astrophysics research at NIDS.
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And I was hired in July of 96 along with Colin Kelleher and George O'Nett.
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And John Alexander was already there on the staff, also served as a member of the science advisory board.
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So I worked for Air Force Research Lab after NIDS and before Hal Puthoff hired me at AirTech.
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Okay, so then during my work at AFRL and then during my 15 years working with Hal Puthoff,
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And then later on, the separate attempt called ATIP,
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and then the UAP task force that Jay Stratton led.
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And using my security clearances, my need to know, my access,
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I used all that leverage and authority to get into the crash retrieval program.
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and got confirmation that all of that was real, that all of it happened.
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And what's your conviction level in, say, Roswell, for example,
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And it wasn't in Roswell, New Mexico.
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This landed at a ranch at Corona, New Mexico, and the rancher turned it over to the airport.
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and sent to Wright Field, Ohio, for further inspection.
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and then Admiral Wilson coming back and verifying that the Roswell crash,
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And it crashed on the Foster Ranch in Corona, New Mexico.
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And then there's my work with Dave Grush when I was at the Aerospace Corporation.
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but there was a peripheral body of a thousand people that contributed some of their time and labor and resources
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and the other government agencies, DOD agencies, intelligence agencies, to feed information to the task force.
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It's just that it's something that Eric and I had lots of hours and hours of conversations about two years ago.
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And it always seems like there's somehow this tight-knit group of people who, in general, themselves don't have direct proof,
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And people build entire theories about the names of crafts and who was where.
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And I just have no idea as a civilian and a technical civilian how to think about this,
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And it's also how conspirators get people not to work on conspiracy theories that could work,
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is that you demonize and stigmatize the behavior.
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So I usually would prefer in this situation to just decamp and assume the nature of all of these.
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But just to be honest, and it just needs to be said once,
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And I would say, I was clearly wrong about it.
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And so many people seem to have it, but they all seem to be under some kind of an NDA,
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And again, I don't want to—
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The lithium-6 fuel and the primary—
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And so I have an idea from plenty of sources that this program exists.
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And what's more, in the case of atomic weapons,
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And in general, people are willing to talk, you know,
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We called in Feynman and Bohr and Fermi and von Neumann
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and put them under Robert Oppenheimer and Teller and all these cats.
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that moves and breaks the laws of physics and all this,
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you said that Eric, you, me, and Hal Puthoff
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And I said, I'm not on this.
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And von Neumann and Feynman and Beta and Fermi is Hal
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But are you and Hal our Manhattan Project?
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and I do want to actually continue along the former lines
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And so you have, you know, your physics PhD,
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So it's you two and then Eric,
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and has his own physics theory of everything.
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And so it's all three of you guys,
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and you're saying there are no theoretical physicists
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but who I investigated and interviewed leadership
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and a few of the worker bees involved.
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And nuclear in aerospace industry
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is fission, fusion, and matter-antimatter annihilation.
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And even as recently, unfortunately,
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And he got hired straight away
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and unclassified discussions.
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And I brought these questions up.
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who have need to know and access
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And if you're not on that list,
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waived and bigoted special access program.
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and applied physicists telling you?
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And it's limited to engineering.
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And, you know, it's like saying,
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and we have the finest accountants,
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and cardio trainers.
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And you're like, well,
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what about violinists and violists
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and anybody playing the French horn?
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And it's like, oh, well,
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and nuclear engineers.
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And they were involved
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and they keep it very small
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and the Manhattan Project
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and what they're doing.
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And there's not really
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and unclassified conversations.
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And who is Jim Ryder?
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Space and Missiles Company,
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And his dual hat job
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And I wasn't allowed
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the name and organizational
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And so they were not
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and so where was I going?
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and Bush got confirmed
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and he and Alan Hynek
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and I think he's got
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And then Lou Elizondo's
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And if you're Stratton
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and their support staff.
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and contractor staff
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And then the subsequent
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And as a matter of fact,
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And it just didn't go anywhere.
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And you're saying confidently
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and Lockheed Martin people.
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would go up and down,
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would go up and down.
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and Admiral Thomas Wilson.
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and that's possible.
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and some innocuous words.
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our money on and where.
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and it shows the name
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like this and praying.
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and then it's just gone.
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and they all meet up
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And so they're going
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and this terminology
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And they all agree on it
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And we collectively,
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And that's what you see
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And Air Force Colonel
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And as a matter of fact,
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and where they're located
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and that was released
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Yeah, and the arts parts
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And there was nothing there.
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and now we've advanced
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and condensed matter physics
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And what do you think
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And this is one of the only times
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and perhaps the only time
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And on the other hand,
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And I just helped put off knew him.
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And he had a lot of clearances
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And so he was an academician
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and he had clearances.
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And he's working on classified stuff
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and general relativity.
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And if somebody has access
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and they predicate manufacturing on it
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and then we get the gifts
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And so I'm just going to begin
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and interstellar missions.
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and please correct me
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and non-catastrophic.
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and it'll be really expensive
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and that there's something
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And they're using that.
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and my research interest.
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and the Schwarzschild
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and I could look at it
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And there are none of them
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And they're both fitted
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And then the other one,
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and I'm already familiar
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and I went to an APS meeting.
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and they had the APS historian.
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And I brought that up
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and general relativity
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And the APS historian
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and grand unification,
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And N equals 8 supergravity
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And they're sat down
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and we're gonna cocoon them
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and Horowitz are sitting there
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and you can't classify math.
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and made them state secrets
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And we're backfitted
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And so we're 42 years
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and forced to submit
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And you don't see that.
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and fix string theory.
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and I want you to tell me
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and he had the assignment,
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and calling attention
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and general relativity
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their time and energy
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And I think most people
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and pure mathematics,
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And it's just very vertical
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and there's no mercy.
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And you pretty much know,
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and what modern geometric
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And the only exception
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and you don't come out of
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And it has the resources
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And SUNY Stony Brook
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and a physics presence
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And I haven't been able
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and the standard model,
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and principles of physics,
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and information theory
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And so it's a way for us
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points, and manifolds.
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and you're trying to figure out
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and elementary particles
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And I just don't know
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and I want to be clear
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And what I'm looking at,
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and the black hole in the model
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And all of these things
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and by the third time
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and this constant times
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And they say 71 degrees,
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And then the person thinks,
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and variable dark energy.
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and a trace reversal
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and all this kind of stuff.
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and then we're going
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and we're going to say
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and this is Thorne's,
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and I don't endorse it.
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or Earth and Alpha Centauri,
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and you can represent
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And they've also said,
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and I'm trying to figure out
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electric and magnetic fields
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And then you plot out
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in the E and B fields
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the vector and scalar,
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And you throw it away.
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And then you're left
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particular things and
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solenoid and noticing
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electrodynamics and him
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Josephson junctions and
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this idea of vector and
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and the derivatives of
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the vector and scalar
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And so theoretically in
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And I believe Hal has
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extended electrodynamics and
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And the thought is the
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And this disease, uh, if the
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transformation and then you
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part that works beautifully and
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potentials, A and B, you'd get
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and G inverse B G plus G inverse
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them and the two diseases kill each
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And you have two terms left over G
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inverse A G and G inverse B G added
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thought it was the E and the B
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picked over and come and totally
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makeup and without fancy clothes, right?
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And so if somebody says, I want to hire
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Colorado Springs, and he has a colleague
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And then there's another guy, I think,
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So there are a few of these guys, and
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gravity wave A and gravity wave B?
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for Kimber Meyer Company, and they were
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talking about, and he's this garbled version of this.
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and that he just happened to be in a sensitive location,
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and that he's saying something,
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He says there's gravity wave A and gravity wave B,
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and you most likely think of gravity as gravity wave B.
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That's the long-range stuff with stars and planets.
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and you associate it with the strong nuclear force.
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And he says this thing about QCD,
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And so the idea is going to be that somehow,
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with the ability to actually do something with space and time.
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what is geometry and topology for physics,
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and I can't remember who the author of that book was,
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And that thing generates the Pontryagin class,
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and that he was hanging around water coolers,
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and he was hearing crazy stuff,
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and that it's a mix of bullshit and something.
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and has not changed his story since 89.
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and he worked at the Unclassified Logistic Support Facility
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And McCarran is right across the street.
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And his job is to check those badges every day
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and associate QCD with two sectors,
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a Yang-Mills sector and a Pontryagin sector,
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and that the Chernvape representation
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and zero-point what the source of energy
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position to position and momenta.
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and it's the curvature tensor
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and it looked pretty intelligent,
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and I like where you're going here.
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of measuring length and angle
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and six protractors.
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through time and space,
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and I want to say also
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and imagine that you could find
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And then you have to put the ruler back,
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and I thought there was something to it
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and collect a spectrum for.
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and we have neutrinos
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And we move through time
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And he talked about holography.
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comes to you and says,
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And I don't even know
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And if we had an adversary
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and they would have...
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program and he failed
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And that was because
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and What Do You Care
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for four and a half years.
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And I'll have to tell you
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and none of them were.
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and Newtonian mechanics.
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and their bottom line
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and we have no physicists.
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and that older subject matter
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And then the physics chair
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and how it's worked.
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manager and the government
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and try to figure out
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And that's all they do.
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And they don't even,
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in one and not the other.
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And he did astrophysics work
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for Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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and that this makes sense
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and I'm not enthusiastic.
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and that's been carried forward
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Jim Semivan and I know
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and I'm also not hopeful
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tariffs and all that.
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I'm hoping that he and I
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and we can talk to people
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with Hal and some others
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and take a look at the hardware,
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and walked inside of a UFO.
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And you believe him.
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and make up bullshit
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of lying and making up bullshit.
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back in the 80s and,
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and throw people off.
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employees and leadership,
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and the chief scientist.
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and then they have to brief him.
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and I'm glad we ended
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of matter and energy,
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and the standard model,
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and they have no idea
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and that allows them
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and it has a boundary
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and it has some structure
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and there's some money
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and that changes everything.
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and I think all three
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and there's something
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and people have to go back
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and you never leave.
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and you have to have
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and release a report
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And they were seeing
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and they were looking
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and I feel terrible,
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And there are very few people
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And you have this guy,
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and more institutional,
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and all that kind of stuff.
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and general relativity
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and that is the subject
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and it's all one elephant,
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and they're just looking
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and general relativity
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and the standard model
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and there's no analog
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and W and Z particles
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and this is the data
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And there's old work
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with Einstein and Cartan,
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and it's part of the game
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and it's not a question
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and we're going to insult
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And so both in string theory
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and in what he's doing,
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and can do miraculous things
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and the constraints are,
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and quantum field theory?
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and he's infiltrating
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And in my estimation,
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and he was repeating
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and he starts talking garbage.
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and then look at it?
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and I have a great deal
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and do a character assassination.
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and they do spooky shit.
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Right, MIT and Lincoln Labs.
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from MIT and Lincoln Labs,
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And then I found that
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and that was the thing
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and count the maximal
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and the Maxwell's equations
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and Yang-Mills theory
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and Einstein-Hilberts
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and the key features
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and Einstein-Hilbert,
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And that takes us back,
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And the parent theory
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contracting and gauging,
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for Geometry and Physics
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And I looked at him.
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And that's so crazy.
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and we only teach people
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And that was the penetration
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And that was not taken well
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and basically went nuts
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and Daniel Patrick Moynihan
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and all social security payments
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that Melani and myself
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and there's a completely
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and projection operators.
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And then the dear leader,
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and you have to have
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And then you have this fund,
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And I guess my question would be,
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And I really despise this.
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and you'd find Fort Meade.
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and it's about gravity
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and post-Einsteinian
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and you have D&I level people.
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this cat and mouse game
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and I'll just get very,
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and then they figured out
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and it's not being run well at all.
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And if you're telling me
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And then you were saying,
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And everybody repeats this
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and everybody said that,
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And so once something
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and brightest on it.
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and all of this stuff
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and aerospace contractors
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and not particularly
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and their respectability,
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and I hate to say it,
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And one of the things
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And it ferried different people
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and horrific things going on.
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and weapons physicists
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And who blew the fact
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and theoretical physics
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and high energy physics
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and that he was doing
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Yeah, and then he says,
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and those two places.
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And Harvard references
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and Jeffrey Epstein.
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and completely dangerous.
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latitude and longitude
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and then you vaporize it.
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and they'll go through.
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and then I get a decay
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and get them to convert
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and protect a particular,
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and the National Science Foundation
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and then you probably
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violent, and it's not
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And the key point is
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resource and a ritual.
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And all of these things
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And it speaks to this
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campaign and enforcement
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Valachi papers and, you
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Omerta and the innovation
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of the Rico acts and all
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And what was the, what was
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honor you and you're going
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And you just fell into the
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And they're, they're happy to
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sucks and you're a very incisive
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thinker and you have a way of
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Sometimes they're dark truths and
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yoke and imagine that we just
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physics and no physicists.
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always does and said, we're going to
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do not obey the laws of physics and make
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sees this and says, I could change that
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I could snap my fingers and get an allocation of
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And so I, I, I hope that they are able to just, you
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Don't bring in the mushrooms and the conscious.
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Let's just do theoretical physics and leave the rest
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