Dan Farah

What would be the alternative to the truth?

So if you play that out, which of course I've had that, I've had that thought, um, you play that out.

And then where you land is elements of the U S government cracked a new energy source in the forties and kept it secret and never used it to benefit our country.

Right.

And, um,

Well, it's a private industry, right?

This doesn't make any sense because private industry wants to make money.

If someone had cracked a new energy source in the 40s, I think they would have used it to become the most valuable company on the planet.

None of the defense contractors are even in the top 100 most valuable companies in America, much less the world.

Really?

Yeah.

And Northrop and Lockheed and Raytheon and all those.

No, look at their market caps compared to like NVIDIA.

It's not even on the same planet.

What about like Palantir?

I mean, all, yeah, these- They're big, don't get me wrong, they're big business, but they're not-

they're not the most valuable companies on earth, which I just personally believe they would be.

I would be curious.

If you're just looking at market cap, just ask ChatGPT if any of the major defense contractors are in the top 10 corporations, market cap wise.

I don't think the answer is yes.