BJ Dichter

Showing a picture of a guy.

It's Baron.

It's Baron.

I know, Baron, who's absurdly tall.

Can I just weigh in on this a little bit as the sometimes foreigner?

I think this is very concerning.

This is persuasion in action.

um so we've forgotten the ability to understand that certain things are just inconclusive the evidence can't point in either direction and i think this might be another indication of that and i think the reason that's so concerning for me and again this is the persuasion sort of hypnotist filter

is people, once they get some sense of doubt, there's this the process of how the human operating system works.

If we don't know with absolute certainty, we naturally gravitate to the most irrational and extreme possibility.

You know, oh, I don't know what that light in the sky is.

Therefore, it might be must be aliens from another galaxy sort of thing.

And I think this is what people who have nefarious intent

for the United States who know this field very well.

This is exactly what they're trying to do.

They're trying to get people to, once again, it's the Yuri Bezmenov strategy of get people to be demoralized, get people to question absolutely everything, and then they cannot process

actual reality which is right in front of their face the slightest little question gets them to go off the rails and okay it must be aliens i think this is just it's ballistics is an engineering science that like all like mo like many engineering sciences sometimes

When there's a lack of precision, you've got to be able to admit that, okay, this is inconclusive.

And you see this in murder trials in DNA as well.

Sometimes it's inconclusive because it's only mitochondria DNA that's available.