Hal Puthoff
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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Right. I think you have laid out an exact map of the real situation and what the future probably holds for us. And the fact that now is the time, sooner rather than later, to begin to have this become part of our total future.
philosophical fabric to face into this and to accept the reality of non-human intelligences, for example, and recognize that our own technical development is moving so fast that the kind of things that we find to be so mysterious are pretty much likely in our not-that-far-off future.
Exactly. You hear that, and you go, what are you even saying? That's right. In fact, my son this morning brought up that article, and, you know, it's kind of unbelievable. So...
It's unbelievable and it's real.
Yes.
That's right. Suppose you gave Leonardo da Vinci a garage door opener. What could he do? Well, first of all, plastic. He doesn't know what plastic is. Secondly, when he opens it up and sees all these little tiny things, he'd never heard of electromagnetism. I mean, there's no way that even, okay, or give Einstein an iPhone back in 1950. 45 or something, you know? Right. What could he do with it?
So that's sort of the position that we kind of have been in to see these craft that we get access to either through crashes or, quote, donations. And, you know, it's really mysterious. But nonetheless, we should do our best. And these days, because of the development of quantum technology, technologies and so on. We have better tools.
We have AI on our side to move fast through some calculations and stuff. So I think this is the time where disclosure is going to happen and relatively soon.
In fact, I remember when I was involved in the remote viewing program, one of my sons was attending a grammar school. And one day, another father's kid came over to play with him. And when the other professor actually at Stanford came over and said, I brought my kid over to play with you, but his last name is Putoff. Are you associated with that Putoff at SRI and that remote viewing?
I said, yeah, yeah, yeah, I am. And he said, okay, my son's not going to come over and play with you. Oh, boy. So you run into that. What a fool. You run into that. But I don't know.
Tell me, Al, what the heck are you doing? So anyway, that's what we used to run into. Closed-mindedness. But that shows how things have changed. In general, when we talk about the remote viewing aspects, people just say, okay, I accept that. Now, how can we apply it? And we talk about technologies associated with – Crash retrievals, okay, fine, but, you know, what can we learn from that?
How can we apply it? So, I mean, it's a different world we're in now, and I'm really excited about it. And, you know, I'm not going to stop.
Certainly welcome, and I appreciate the fact that you're willing to be pursuing these frontier areas and bringing them to a large audience. That's a real gift. I really appreciate that.
Thank you. It was a real pleasure. Pleasure for me, too. All right.
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