Brian Cory Dobbs

All I can try to do, Matt, is to try to talk about when people...

hear about the face on Mars, we try to apply some significance to it.

Why is it there?

Is it really a face?

Is it not a face?

What makes it unique?

Like if we, Ryan, if you just bring up the slide for the other silly faces, like what is the difference between the face on Mars and these other quote unquote faces on Mars that we see?

Like there's the one on the bottom left, kind of looks like a bear, right?

These other silly, the one on the top right,

Looks like Cookie Monster, okay?

We know these, we can presume that they are just simply natural, just happenstance, coincidence.

But the one in Cydonia that we call the face on Mars, what makes it quantifiably different?

And sure, is NASA doctoring the image due to the high visibility of this feature on Mars?

It's certainly possible.

They have a track record of doing that.

I feel like we're, I can't get very far in that argument.

It's a legitimate question.

I feel like I would get stuck easily if I'm trying to go down that hole, of which there could be some legitimacy to.

I certainly understand the point you're trying to make.

What I'm trying to do is to make people aware of the actual research done by more qualified people than I that most people have never even heard of.