Brian Keating

When you start saying something is so weighty, so important, so significant, not just to like, you know, your worldview, your religion, your belief in God, all these things.

And you start like rug pulling it.

Yeah.

I think that's, I think it's not only, you know, kind of not nice to do to people, I think it's morally objectionable.

If you keep teasing this and just wait till you see it, and by the way, it's not just scientists, it's not just the military, it's people in Congress, it's people in power.

It's frustrating to me because they'll often be something, you know, they'll say things like, you know, we want someone, you know, these things that we see defy the laws of physics, okay?

Well, like, I'm a physicist, Avi Loeb's a physicist, you know, show us the data.

Avi doesn't believe that we're being visited right now.

He does believe that there have been extraterrestrial technology potential for them to have visited us via this Oumuamua, this recent, you know, 3i Atlas, and we can debate the scientific methods all you want.

And there's a lot of objections in science, because guess what?

That's what scientists do.

Scientists don't say, oh, you found a good discovery?

Oh, that's great, Sean.

Good for you.

We're not like, you know, in the teams or whatever, like, oh, you take somebody, this, I'll take somebody.

We don't have roles like that.

We're all kind of doing battle against an enemy that has infinite resources called Mother Nature.

And she doesn't give up her secret.

The only thing that we have on our side, Sean, is that she's always in retreat.

We're making incredible progress, exciting progress, despite what doomsayers say, despite what people may say about it.