Ashton Forbes

No, not even a little bit.

I haven't seen that particular one.

I saw all the other documentaries.

I haven't seen that one yet, but I am familiar with his story, very familiar with his story, and I'm on the record saying I believe him.

What I will say is this.

I know a news reporter that spoke to him, and he does not believe in zero-point energy, which I think is funny because this is a good thing to bring up.

is that just because someone even reveals something that could be true, amazing, doesn't mean they necessarily understand all of the science in the background about how something like that is possible.

Because the answer is zero point energy.

And whether or not Bob Lazar agrees or believes that, that's okay.

He's looking at it from his own perspective, his own experiences, his own worldview.

And this also explains why some of his story doesn't really make sense from some people's physics perspective or what have you, because he's looking at it through his own lens.

He's explaining what he experienced from his own background, his own knowledge of science and physics.

And he was trained in a classic physics view.

One of the things that I hear all the time is people either see this or they don't.

You tell somebody there's an extra dimension filled with energy, we don't see it.

They can either wrap their brain around that or they can't.

It's a weird thing, but that's kind of how it is.

And a lot of people just can't.

They say, nope, I can't understand that.

And I think that this is the issue.