Dr. Matthew Szydagis

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That UFO Podcast · Dr Matthew Szydagis: UFOs, Dark Matter & The Science of UAP · 12 May 2026 podcast

Um, I think we, we, we still need more because as I just said, I can't show them a proven smoking gun of something interesting or anomalous because what we have right now is not sufficient.

And because what we need is, like I said, we need observatories that observe, um, objects that are behaving anomalously from multiple angles.

We don't have that right.

That being said, I do absolutely think that if we take it, take a look at the historical body.

of decades of evidence that there i would absolutely be able to convince a couple colleagues i already have you know kevin convinced me and then i convinced her our colleagues cecilia and you albany like we've convinced colleagues before but it's not a uniform thing i can't give a presentation to like 250 lz dark mare scientists and they're going to come away saying oh yeah that's

No, you know, maybe I could convince a few, but you know, again, human beings are all different, right?

We're not monolithic.

And people also have, there's an emotional visceral reaction deep in the brain, right?

Back in the, in the limbic system, even where people, if you're told repeatedly, something's ridiculous and you absorb that into your worldview, you may have a visceral emotional reaction instead of a logical, rational one.

And a lot of scientists have this problem.

Scientists are not Vulcans.

Like from Star Trek or Androids, like we're human beings with emotions too.

Just like not any, not scientists, like any human being.

And so sometimes people react emotionally still and they close their minds and they close their eyes and ears and refuse to even look at any potential evidence I could present.

Not really, but this is only the beginning.

So I've heard that we need to be patient.

And so I think that, again, you usually don't get multiple photos or videos.

I could be wrong when I said earlier there are zero such cases, but most of the time you don't get multiple photos or videos of the same object or incident from different angles.

So it's, again, blurry photos that are really hard to see.

And a lot of the data is still blacked out.

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