Andy McGrillin

probably going to do something, especially if it is possible to summon these craft, communicate with them.

Once we kind of understand what we're dealing with on a wider scale, what's to stop more people from just going rogue and doing it anyway?

And God forbid, what happens if you get a Peter Thiel type of a guy, I'm not saying him, but someone like that, a billionaire tech bro type person who is like, I'm going to capture one of these things.

I'm

I'm going to say, come on in here.

What is the number?

I'm going to write that check.

I'm going to fund it.

And we're going to go get one of these things.

And then we're going to have a private group that owns this technology.

Do you think that's plausible?

What do you think?

Yeah, it depends what these things are, though.

Yeah.

I mean, I'm assuming they're a craft like what we would expect a craft to be.

What else do you think they might be?

I'm not sure they're...

When I interviewed Diana Pasulka, she alluded to that, that there's an assumption all these things are craft.

Like, we don't know what we're bringing down.

Maybe it's not the craft that are being summoned by the dog whistles.