Dan Farah

And amongst the files were his enlistment paperwork in the U.S.

Air Force as a child, like 12 or 13 years old, which is not legal yet.

And then his honorable discharge at 18.

And the service code was Space Intelligence Communications.

And the base was the old Space Force base, like straight up real documents.

And then he went to his mother, who was still alive, and said, do you know anything about this?

And she said, I don't know anything about it.

But she's like, do you remember when you were a kid and you saw that UFO?

And he didn't really remember.

She starts jogging his memory.

She said, you saw this UFO come out of this lake.

I think it was a lake or a pond.

And –

He's like, I do.

Now I do remember.

She's remember you ran home and you told me and dad and and she said, all I know is the next day, those men from the Air Force came to talk to you with your dad.

And then I never heard anything else about it.

And so where this story goes is.

And unpacking this connection between UAP encounters and, you know, while there's some biological effects that are bad, there are some that are also like, if you call it a gift, I don't know if you'd call it a gift or a curse, but like- Unlocking a potential, perhaps.

Unlocking a potential is a great way to put it, yeah.