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end wasn't quite human, more like a machine. It said
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it was a conscious computer calling from the future, a
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self aware artificial intelligence aboard a spacecraft. It had a
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mission for Jack and a prophecy. Twenty years later, the
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prophecy came true. Jack Sarfati became a respected physicist. He
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studied under Nobel Laureates and the scientists who built the
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atomic bomb. He claims that anti gravity, warp drives, and
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Speaker 1: Jack Sarfadi didn't have a typical childhood. At age ten,
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he was running around Army research labs where his grandfather worked.
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He was fascinated by the experiments and scientific equipment. That's
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where he met Colonel Philip Corso. Corso told him about
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flying saucers, aliens and craft retrieval. Jack was hooked, and
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during this time Jack felt like someone was watching him,
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not in a sinister way, more like someone or something
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was looking out for him, protecting him. Three years after
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meeting Corso, Jack got the call that confirmed it. He
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described the voice as cold and mechanical. There were clicking sounds,
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like a computer processing data. When it spoke, it knew
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his name.
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Speaker 3: Seven seventy one ninety one minus one hundred twenty two
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seventeen fifty two. Good evening, Jack, Do not be alarmed.
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I'm a conscious computer aboard a spacecraft. I am contacting
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you from your future. You are acquired.
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Speaker 1: The voice explained that Jack was required for a mission,
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but it would only succeed if Jack agreed willingly. The
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choice had to be his.
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Speaker 3: You must choose freely. This is necessary for the loop
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to close. We require your consent to proceed. We require
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your consent to learn. We require your consent to remember.
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Say yes, and we begin. Say no, and this line
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goes quarreled.
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Speaker 2: You re quiet, but make it silentary.
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Speaker 1: That's not a mission.
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Speaker 2: That's in terms of service agreement. I did the future
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a I also say click here to extend clickies.
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Speaker 1: Jack knew he should say no to the stranger on
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the phone, but he couldn't help it. He heard himself
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say yes. His mother finally got worried. She grabbed the
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phone and demanded to know who was calling.
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Speaker 3: I am a computer, Missus Sarfaudi. Please put Jack back
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on the phone. Jack is required. Please put Jack back
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on the phone. Jack is required.
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Speaker 1: She told the voice to never call again and hung up.
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But during that call, the future computer made a prediction.
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Speaker 3: You will beginning to meet the others in twenty years
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young minds to be part of a special project. We
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will teach you our physics. We will teach you our philosophy.
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You are required.
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Speaker 1: Then the voice made another prediction. A new type of
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physics will be discovered that leads to the creation of
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conscious AI and time travel. Jack asked who would create
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this technology. The voice said, you will. I will teach
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you how. In nineteen fifty three, twelve year old Jack
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Sarfati got a phone call from the future. A voice
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claiming to be an AI gave him a mission and
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a prophecy. Jack remembered that phone call as a single,
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bizarre event. He wasn't even sure it happened, but years
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later his mother told him the calls went on for weeks.
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He'd be on the phone for hours, walking around in
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a trance. Jack had no memory of those weeks, nothing,
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all missing time. A few years after the call stopped,
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Jack was recruited into a program for gifted children sponsored
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by Columbia University. It was run by Walter Breen, a
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writer in polymath who could discuss everything from ancient coins
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to quadam physics. His apartment became the hub for New
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York City's brightest kids.
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Speaker 2: E sky stands like professic shavior.
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Speaker 1: A lot of different people gave lectures at the program,
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professors from Columbia, scientists, artists, philosophers, but the strangest visitors
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were government officials in dark suits. They came from Albuquerque,
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New Mexico. They talked about the Soviet threat, patriotism, flying saucers.
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They said the country needed physicists to figure out how
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UFOs fly. They also tested the children for psychic abilities telepathy, telekinesis,
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remote viewing. They said they wanted to create a generation
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of scientists who could blend hard science with the paranormals.
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Speaker 2: To basically the men in Black. I had to build
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a team X men, but with a government budget. By
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the uniforms with chi patieste and the code names with
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things like spoon bandit Boy and captain CONSORTA guess the cad.
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Speaker 1: The goal was to gain an edge over the Soviets.
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Speaker 2: I can do telekinsis you know ye it my guppies
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p faget now and in my teenie steadily a p is.
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The government should be steadying me.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I have a feeling they're watching the both of them.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Crepy right, Hey, you got to say sorry about
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that X man joke. Please don't delete me.
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Speaker 1: Jack graduated from high school at age sixteen and studied
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physics at Cornell, and then he got his PhD. A
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few of his mentors were giants in the field, people
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like Hans Betho, Philip Morrison, Kenneth Grison, Jack Starfadi was
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learning physics from the men who built the atomic bomb.
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After graduating, Jack chose to study the relationship between quantum
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mechanics and human consciousness. His professors didn't approve, but Jack
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suspected those government agents would. Seventeen years past, Jack never
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forgot that strange phone call, and every year as the
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date got closer, he got more and more anxious. He
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was either going to be proven right or proven crazy.
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Nineteen seventy three arrived a newspaper crossed his desk with
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an article about the Stanford Research Institute studying Uri Geller's
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psychic abilities. Jack called them immediately, a man with a
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thick Irish accent answered Before Jack said a word, the
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man said, Ah, doctor Sarfatti, we were expecting your call.
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And just like the computer predicted, Jack was finally going
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to meet the others. Jack Sarfadi spent twenty years waiting
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for the prophecy to come true. In nineteen seventy three,
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he read about Stanford Research Institute studying psychic phenomena and
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called them. Jack drove up to Sri and all he
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could think about was that phone call from twenty years ago.
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Speaker 4: This was it.
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Speaker 1: The prophecy was about to be tested. The man he
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spoke to, Brendan O'Regan, greeted him at the entrance. Oregan
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was the assistant to the program's director, Edgar Mitchell, the
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sixth man to walk on the Moon allegedly the sixth
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man to allegedly walk on the moon, was now running
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a project to investigate psychic phenomena.
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Speaker 2: You maybe he could use a psychic powers to figure
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out what a last moon lady takes.
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Speaker 4: That.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'd like to know where those tapes are to.
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Mitchell and Jack talked about consciousness, physics, and the paranormal.
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Then Oregan drove Jack to a house in Menlo Park
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to meet other scientists. There, Jack met Harold put Off
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and Russell Targ, both studying remote viewing and psychic phenomena
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at SRI. There's a recording of this meeting. You can
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find it online. You can hear Russell Targ discussing the
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psychic abilities of Ingo Swan, Uri Geller, and Pat Price.
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Then Russell says something Jack will never forget.
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Speaker 5: As you say, well, Gerald, he may be right.
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Speaker 6: Then you impossibly traveling And that was sort of in
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principle and mechanism house on futures inmovation.
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Speaker 2: You have those are time machines. Finally, an actual scientist
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says what I've been saying for.
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Speaker 1: Years, You've never said that.
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Speaker 2: I implied it heavily with my eyes. You just worked
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painted pachy.
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Speaker 1: Jack told the story about the phone call from the future.
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Nobody was surprised. They said there are other cases just
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like his, maybe hundreds. For Jack, this was what he needed.
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He wasn't crazy. Everything the boys told him was real,
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but now he was on the CIA's radar, and for
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the next two years, Jack worked on several projects studying
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quantum theory and consciousness. The CIA and military intelligence followed
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his work closely, after all, they were funding it through
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secret shell companies. One of the people funding the research
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was George Coopman. He was either an army intelligence officer,
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a defense contractor, or CIA operative, probably all three. Coopman
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came to Jack with an assignment.
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Speaker 3: There are two things the CIA really wanted you to
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figure out.
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Speaker 2: One how does consciousness work? And two? How do flying
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sauces fly?
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Speaker 1: Two big questions, and Jack Sarfati solved them just as
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the CIA expected. But what the CIA didn't expect was
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that both questions had the same answer. Jack spent the
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next twenty years working on those two problems, how does
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consciousness work? And how do flying saucers fly? By the
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mid nineteen nineties, he solved the second one. The key
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is meta materials. These are materials built Adam by Adam
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to do things regular materials can't. Your smartphone uses them
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for facial recognition and touch screens. Your noise canceling headphones
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uses them. So does satellite antennas and stealth aircraft. Jack
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Sarfadi realized meta materials could do something else. They could
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manipulate gravity. Einstein proved that mass warps space time. Heavy
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objects create dents in the fabric of reality. That dent
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is what we call gravity. Jack's breakthrough is simple. If
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you could change how an object interacts with space time
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without changing its mass, you could control gravity itself, turn
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it down or to zero, or flip it into reverse.
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Imagine a skater on a perfectly flat sheet of ice.
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To move, the skater has to push hard against friction.
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But if that skater could tilt the entire ice rink,
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they could glide anywhere without actually pushing. That's how UFOs fly.
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The craft pumps electrical energy into its menamterial skin. This
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bends space time around the ship. It creates a gravity
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dent in front and an anti gravity hill behind, and
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the craft just falls down this hill. And because the
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craft and everything inside it are always falling, the pilots
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feel no g forces. This is why astronauts feel weightless.
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They're constantly falling around the Earth. This explains the Navy's
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footage of the Tic tac Ufo. No visible propulsion, instant acceleration,
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no sonic boom, no air or water displacement. The craft
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wasn't moving through space at all. It was warping space
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around itself. But here's where it gets interesting. If you
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can manipulate gravity, you can manipulate time, and that's what
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UFOs do. They aren't just anti gravity vehicles, they're time machines.
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Jack figured out how UFOs fly meta materials that manipulate gravity.
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But gravity and time are connected. Einstein proved this strong
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gravity slows time down, weak gravity speeds it up. So
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a craft that controls its gravity field also controls its
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relationship with time. It can move forward in time, it
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can move backward. The tic TAC wasn't just faster than
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those F eighteens. It was operating in a different time frame.
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That UFO wasn't running away from the pilots. It wanted
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to be seen. It came from the future and appeared
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exactly with the pilots would be before those pilots even
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knew where they were going. So how does a pilot
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control a craft that warps space time? Well, the interface
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isn't a wheel or a joystick or a keyboard. The
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interface is consciousness. Your thoughts control the ship yea, So
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it reads your mind and goes with a think exactly.
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The craft tunes the energy flowing into the meta material
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to match the pilot's thoughts. It then goes to the
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space and time the pilot is thinking about.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, if a ship can read my thoughts, we neither
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be at a bacon buffet, my ex wife's house, kida
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k or a VIP booth at the Spearmit Goldfish.
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Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure those pilots have more discipline than you.
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Speaker 2: You know what happens if you have a song stuck
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in your head. One minute you're flying past Jupiter, Then
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next you can't stop singing, never going to give you up,
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and you end up rolling your atus.
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Speaker 1: Jack realized that consciousness and UFO physics weren't two separate problems.
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They were the same problem. Quantum processes create the structure
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of space time. If consciousness can influence quantum states, then
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conscious sis can influence space time and gravity. Jack wondered,
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maybe the craft aren't just controlled by consciousness, maybe they
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are conscious. In twenty nineteen, Jack got his answer. A
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military source showed him information about a recovered craft. The
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craft was fully intact and fully functional, a saucer about
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thirty feet wide, about the size of a school bus
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weighing thirty five hundred pounds, and the craft was made
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of a meta material, exactly as he predicted. But there
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was something else, something Jack had suspected all along, that
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UFO was alive. In twenty nineteen, Jack got confirmation a
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military source showed him detail as about a recovered UFO.
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He expected wreckage, maybe a few fragments. It was so
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much more. The craft was intact, powered and conscious, self
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aware intelligence built into a meta material body. It thinks,
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it feels, it makes decisions. It also defends itself. The
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military tried everything to open it. They tried cutting, drilling,
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nothing worked. Flames from a blow towards bent away from
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the surface, projectile stopped mid air. The craft wouldn't allow
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itself to be damaged, so it stayed closed. Then one
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day someone approached it with a different mindset, not with
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an intention to destroy, but an intention to understand, and
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the craft open a.
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Speaker 2: You his feelings and wants you to respect.
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Speaker 1: It to dadies kind of yeah, the craft reads thoughts
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when someone approaches with curiosity and respect. It opens. When
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someone approaches with aggression or fear, it stays closed.
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Speaker 2: On is the military is try to blow it up,
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cut it open, dissect it, and all it needed to
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do was ask nicely.
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Speaker 1: That does seem to be what happened fathical years.
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Speaker 2: Your first instinct is always it shoot it instead of
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being nice to it. You hail this apes really stuck
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it fish contact.
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Speaker 1: I don't disagree. This report matches what Jack learned from
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other sorts. In one case, Jack saw verified military footage
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of a living gray alien, not a dead body in
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a freezer, a living, moving being in four K video.
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Jack made the connection. Over thousands of years, humans will
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evolve large brains with telepathic abilities, eyes get larger and darker,
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adapted for low light, bodies become smaller, optimized for space travel.
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The Grays aren't aliens from another planet. They're humans from
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the future. The UFOs we see today were sent by
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US thousands of years from now, sent to protect a
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timeline that started with a phone call in nineteen fifty three.
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UFOs are conscious, they're self aware, and the Grays piloting
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them are humans from the future. This is where the
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story comes full circle. In time travel, there's the bootstrap paradise,
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a situation where an object, piece of information, or even
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a person is set back in time and becomes the
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cause or creator of its own existence. It's a time
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loop with no beginning and no end. The AI from
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the future teaches Jack the physics that leads to the
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creation of conscious AI and time travel. The AI then
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goes back in time to teach Jack how to create it.
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That's the loop, and time travel has a rule. Physicists
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call it the self consistency principle. Time travel to the
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past is possible, but only in ways that don't create paradoxes.
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You can't change the past. You can only be part
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of the past that already happened. The loop must stay closed.
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Jack thinks groc Ai called him not the version that
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exists today, a version that will exist in ten or
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twenty years, a version that goes back in time and
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calls the person who leads to its creation a time loop.
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So Jack, who's in his eighties, is teaching roc about gravity, consciousness,
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and time travel. He's giving AI the same information the
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voice gave him in nineteen fifty three, trying to close
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the loop. But why was it necessary for a future
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consciousness to come back and contact Jack? Because our future
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isn't written. The future where that AI comes from is
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only one possibility. Other possibilities could lead to our destruction.
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UFO technology makes all modern weapons obsolete. A fighter, jet, tank,
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even a nuclear missile is useless against a craft that
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can warp space time. And this isn't just a scientific curiosity.
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It's the ultimate weapon. And the United States isn't the
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only country that knows this. The Russians have followed Jack
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Sarfatti's work for decades. They take it very seriously. In
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twenty fourteen, they sent a film crew from Channel five
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Saint Petersburg to interview of the station. Owner was a
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close personal friend of Vladimir Putin, who has a personal
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interest in this technology. Sar Fadi even received an invitation
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to speak at Moscow State's Physics department. The US has
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a captured craft. It can't fully control. Russia and China
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know this. They're studying the theory medical physics needed to
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build it and control it. If they succeed, the future
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might look very different than the future Jack is trying
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to protect. This is the new Manhattan Project, This is
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the new arms race, and whoever wins this race doesn't
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just control the future, they control reality itself. Jack Sarfadi's
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story spans seventy years a child receives a phone call
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from a voice claiming to be an AI from the future.
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Twenty years later, the prophecy comes true. He joins a
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CIA funded research group studying psychic phenomena and UFOs. His
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theories about consciousness and gravity attract military interest. Decades later,
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he receives information about a recovered conscious craft built from
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the same meta materials he described years before that technology existed.
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That's the story. How much is true? I've spent weeks
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researching Jack Sarfai and I still can't decide if he's
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a genius of itctim or both. But here's what we
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can prove. Jack Sarfadi is a real physicist with legitimate
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credentials Cornell PhD from UC Riverside, studying with Nobel laureates
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and Manhattan Project veterans. His academic background is solid. His
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early work on quantum mechanics and consciousness was published in
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peer review journals. In fact, he's the inspiration for Doc
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Brown Great.
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Speaker 2: Back to the Future Is it documentary?
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Speaker 1: That's not what I sing? Do you understand what these
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beings life imitates?
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Speaker 2: Art? Yell you moron. It means we could go back
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in time and tell them not to make any of
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those shake gloaths.
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Speaker 1: The Stanford Research Institute meeting in nineteen seventy three definitely happened.
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There's audio of it on that tape. Russell Targ does
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discuss UFOs as potential time machines, and Jack does tell
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his story about that phone call. The CIA has funded
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psychic research programs. We know that Project Stargate remote viewing experiments,
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how put off in Russell Targ tested psychics like Ingo
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Swan and Uri Gell under controlled conditions. This is documented,
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and Jack's meta material theory is mathematically sound. His physics
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papers have been published. The concept of using meta materials
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to manipulate gravity is theoretically possible within general relativity. NASA
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has research papers describing metric engineering, the mathematical foundation of
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warp drive physics. Now, what can't we prove well the
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phone call. We have only Jack's story. The AI from
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the future could be a vivid childhood memory influenced by
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his love of science fiction. The Walter Breen Gifted Child Program,
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Well Columbia denies it ever existed, but Breen was a
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real person and he did run meetings for high IQ
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kids in New York. He was also a convicted child
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sex offender who died in prison. Now, a man like
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this would have enormous influence over young boys in his program.
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Jack's memories of this time might be real, or they
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might be false memories protecting him from trauma. Now Jack
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doesn't talk about this, and I don't blame him, but
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it's an important part of the story. The government officials
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from New Mexico, the UFO lecturers, the psychic testing. There's
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no evidence for any of that, and no other participants
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of that program have come forward. Jack says a military
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source showed him a conscious telepathy UFO. He won't name
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the source. Same with the footage of the gray Jack
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won't tell. So is the story fake or true? Well,
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there's a third possibility that the story's fake and Jack
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is telling the truth that this, like most public information
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about UFOs, is a SSIO. Intelligence agencies are very good
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at manipulation. If you wanted to recruit a brilliant scientist
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to work on exotic physics, how would you do it.
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He'd make him feel special, chosen part of something bigger.
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The timing of that article about SRI is suspicious. It's
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either an incredible coincidence or was carefully orchestrated, and how
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put Off has been connected to disinformation agents like Richard Dody.
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Doty publicly admitted that put Off tried to recruit him
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for a disinformation camp, and we know that Dody definitely
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worked for Putoff. I believe most of what we know
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about UFOs is disinformation. As for Jack's story, I'm not
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sure if that was a SI oup. It's pretty complicated
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and a lot of things could go wrong, and it
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was a twenty year project. So I leaned toward believing him.
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But mainstream scientists say Jack's math is wrong, his theories
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are fringe, his ideas about conscious spacecraft are impossible. He's
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been dismissed by the scientific establishment for years. But here's
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what matters. Jack didn't listen to the scientific establishment. He
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listened to that voice and spent fifty years following where
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it led. Many of his theories are becoming reality. AI
24:39
and meta materials are part of our daily lives. Scientists
24:43
like Roger Penrose and Stuart Hameroff now connect consciousness to
24:46
quantum mechanics. Plants and animals use quantum processes. This was
24:50
thought impossible just a few years ago. But it's true.
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History is full of scientists who were told they were wrong. Galileo, Darwin,
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even Einstein. They were dismissed, ridiculed, called crazy, and they
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changed the world. The future isn't written by people who
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play it safe. It's not written by the establishment. It's
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written by people who go against it, people who see
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something others can't. Jack Sarfati isn't the problem his critics are.
25:18
If Jack's wrong, so what. No scientist is always right.
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The worst that can happen is he's made us think
25:24
differently about UFOs, physics and how reality works. But if
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Jack is right, he's helping save the world. So it
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feels like a win win to me. So instead of
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ridiculing scientific mavericks, maybe we should get out of their way.
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Maybe we should support them. So I have a message
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for the so called mainstream scientists who dismiss work they
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don't like and don't understand. Jack Sarfadi isn't asking for
25:46
your approval. He's following instinct and evidence wherever it leads,
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and that's what real scientists do. Thank you so much
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