Diana Walsh Pasulka

Are there other theories that there's a biological organism that encounters a lightning storm and it actually crashes and there's physical bodies?

What's your take on that?

Because that's one of the things that Grush talked about and some of the other people talked about, that there are biological things that have been recovered.

I think he has some firsthand experience that he was not able to talk about that he's alluding to.

But this is recent and he's been very careful about how he releases this information and what he's able to release and not able to release.

And that I was like, okay.

Yeah.

Have you studied Bob Lazar?

Well, I would think that that's sort of like a little escape clause.

I mean, the guy's obviously a genius and was obviously a propulsion expert and put a fucking jet engine on a Honda in the 1980s.

He's a fascinating guy.

And, you know, he claims that there's some element, some element that exists in other places in the universe, which leads me to believe, well, not even to believe, but like, so here's the question.

Are some of these things from other planets?

Is that also in the equation?

I mean, just because something is traveling interdimensionally, we do know that there are an infinite number of planets in the universe.

I mean, we have no idea how many of them are capable of supporting human-like life or some other kind of life or an infinite number of varieties of life.

And if that life can do what we've done and get to some part of its progression where it's capable of creating what we're calling artificial intelligence or super advanced technology, why wouldn't it come here?

So that could be there too.

Right.

So it might be a bunch of different things happening all at the same time.