But if from future didn't we already make it? If you had such tech it would be hard not to use to go back and try to alter things or view events from history.
Bob Lazar
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But if from future didn't we already make it? If you had such tech it would be hard not to use to go back and try to alter things or view events from history.
It could be inter-dimensional travel. It could be the same person, existing at the same time, on a different path.
Any link to a place where he stated it? I didn't hear it in the podcast or in the film on Netflix.
I listened to a TEDtalk recently about time travel. The guy explained that traveling into the past would most likely be done through a wormhole to "jump" through space time. However, you could only jump to moments in time where the technology exists to create an opening for the wormhole. So, people will, theoretically, only be able to travel back to when that technology was first developed. This explains how its possible that humans will find a way to travel into the past, yet we've never been visited by people from the future, because the technology doesn't exist yet.
The other way to travel back in time, to best of my knowledge, is to travel faster than the speed of light, which requires an infinite amount of energy.
He definitely claims he's never profited from any of this in the Podcast. Don't remember if it was mentioned in the film.
Absolutely. AI robotic control and exploration like we can't even imagine. Sometime recently I heard it theorized that the gray's, if you buy that they are a "thing", aren't aliens per se but bio-robots.
Not infinite, just immense. E=mc^2
Even then you aren't really going back in time, you just don't age.
Well, the rotting mermaid corpse they found on a beach pretty much proved that mermaids are real.
I believe it was stated toward the end of the podcast when they were talking about the Netflix documentary.
And claiming this back in the 1980s, all you were gonna get was ridiculed and crazies chasing after you.
From the links posted earlier in the thread. It can be a bit of a rabbit hole of links, but here's an example: http://www.otherhand.org/home-page/...bob-lazar-story-from-the-perspective-of-2018/
Again, there might be some truth in what he's saying, and I'm not interested enough to go to any effort to support or disprove what he's saying. After listening to the podcast I was interested and 100% believed Lazar. I did some searching just to read more about him and what else he shared and basically got bombarded with people discrediting him, and in ways that I would consider to be quite credible.
The main issues I have are that he uses several aspects like his "blackballing" in work and education as support for all of this. As has been reported, he claims to have gotten a MS in physics at MIT, yet there's zero record of it, no one else can credibly support it, and when asked who he studied under he gave the name of a teacher at the JUCO he attended. If you get an MS you will never forget your major professor and your major professor will likely never forget you.
Somehow the government has been wiping out all of his records based on what he's said. Yet, his story about bringing civilians out to watch a test flight essentially gets him a stern talking-to and he gets to keep working there? Unless I misunderstood, that's essentially how he described it on the podcast from my recollection.
He has no record of his supposed study at Cal Tech or MIT. Labs aren't going to hire guys with JUCO educations to work on particle accelerators.
Well, speaking with Art Bell on the 9/26/97 broadcast at about the eight minute mark he does state how his friends tell him he has the worst memory that can be had.
Well working around all of that alien tech complete with huge gravity fields has got to turn your brain to mush.
Anyone else watch this yet? Former Navy Commander/pilot talks about seeing/chasing a U.F.O.
Here's my conspiracy theory:
1. the gvmt has already made contact with aliens of some kind, or is at least aware of their existence
2. to prevent the release of this information from causing mass hysteria, rioting, and general panic, they are dropping hints about alien life slowly yet continuously to get people more comfortable and accepting of the idea, for example:
> locating exoplanets every week, each more life-supporting than the last
> scientists speculating about cellular-type life on Mars, Europa, Titan, etc etc
> "non-nutters" talking about UFO sightings (Navy guy above, airline pilots, etc)
It's all sort of like the Prime Directive in reverse. I suppose some year we might find out for sure. Hope I am not dead already when it happens.
1. the gvmt has already made contact with aliens of some kind, or is at least aware of their existence
2. to prevent the release of this information from causing mass hysteria, rioting, and general panic, they are dropping hints about alien life slowly yet continuously to get people more comfortable and accepting of the idea, for example:
> locating exoplanets every week, each more life-supporting than the last
> scientists speculating about cellular-type life on Mars, Europa, Titan, etc etc
> "non-nutters" talking about UFO sightings (Navy guy above, airline pilots, etc)
It's all sort of like the Prime Directive in reverse. I suppose some year we might find out for sure. Hope I am not dead already when it happens.
Trump would have tweeted it five minutes after the briefing if there were aliens.
