David Kipping

You can design an experiment to do it.

It's still scientific.

There's no magical reason why once it enters the atmosphere, it suddenly doesn't become science.

Yeah.

So I think that's a good argument why we should do it.

It's fascinating.

It's because I can't believe maybe some of them are pulling our leg and bullshitting it for the fame or whatever.

But there's so many credible people that have come forward.

It's hard.

It's difficult to pass what's going on.

But I do believe everyone's fallible.

So it is possible.

As I said, there's so many millions of hours in the air of these pilots and things.

There's so many people, so many cell phones, so much out there.

It's not surprising that one in a million times

um a mistake or something could happen and it's all about knowing that spurious rate like how often does do you just randomly generate bullshit in this whole system that we've got and we don't know what that bullshit occurrence rate is so as a scientist it's hard to make to pass it um i don't think we can ingest it realistically unless you know every time they say they've got the disclosure thing right we're going to get disclosure soon and every time it feels like we don't get the craft we don't get the technology you know we don't get a body

So, yeah, sure, if you give me the technology and let me dissect it in my lab, then I could be convinced.

But every time it seems like it's, we get all the way up to that point where it's like, it's gonna happen, it's gonna happen, it's gonna happen, and then.

Is this gonna be a thing?

They're like pulling on your heartstrings.