Harold 'Sonny' White

Being able to think, and in some cases, if they're in combat, being able to make critical decisions. In some ways, what you're talking about When you look at NASA's astronaut corps, right, as part of their regimen, they have to go up in T-38s on a regular basis to try and help train with the whole how do you make decisions, right, when your life is on the line and the time is finite, right?

Being able to think, and in some cases, if they're in combat, being able to make critical decisions. In some ways, what you're talking about When you look at NASA's astronaut corps, right, as part of their regimen, they have to go up in T-38s on a regular basis to try and help train with the whole how do you make decisions, right, when your life is on the line and the time is finite, right?

Being able to think, and in some cases, if they're in combat, being able to make critical decisions. In some ways, what you're talking about When you look at NASA's astronaut corps, right, as part of their regimen, they have to go up in T-38s on a regular basis to try and help train with the whole how do you make decisions, right, when your life is on the line and the time is finite, right?

So there's a whole aspect of this that's kind of geared towards keeping those portions of the brain trained and sharp, right? Right, which is the best argument for AI taking over. Right.

So there's a whole aspect of this that's kind of geared towards keeping those portions of the brain trained and sharp, right? Right, which is the best argument for AI taking over. Right.

So there's a whole aspect of this that's kind of geared towards keeping those portions of the brain trained and sharp, right? Right, which is the best argument for AI taking over. Right.

Generally, I tend to be agnostic to the topic. I have a lot of friends that are extremely interested in a lot of things that are out and about in the in the media and in the literature. But generally, I tend to be agnostic, and here's why.

Generally, I tend to be agnostic to the topic. I have a lot of friends that are extremely interested in a lot of things that are out and about in the in the media and in the literature. But generally, I tend to be agnostic, and here's why.

Generally, I tend to be agnostic to the topic. I have a lot of friends that are extremely interested in a lot of things that are out and about in the in the media and in the literature. But generally, I tend to be agnostic, and here's why.

In everything that's currently out that people talk about and highlight, it's difficult for me to take the data and the evidence and then pull that into the work that we do in the lab with some of the different test devices we work with as we kind of explore the frontiers of where physics and propulsion might intersect.

In everything that's currently out that people talk about and highlight, it's difficult for me to take the data and the evidence and then pull that into the work that we do in the lab with some of the different test devices we work with as we kind of explore the frontiers of where physics and propulsion might intersect.

In everything that's currently out that people talk about and highlight, it's difficult for me to take the data and the evidence and then pull that into the work that we do in the lab with some of the different test devices we work with as we kind of explore the frontiers of where physics and propulsion might intersect.

It's hard to take that and turn that into some kind of an action plan, if you will. So I'm certainly aware, like David Fravor, the experience that he had with, I think he calls them tic-tacs, right? An amazing account of And there's multiple people that saw it, multiple platforms that saw it.

It's hard to take that and turn that into some kind of an action plan, if you will. So I'm certainly aware, like David Fravor, the experience that he had with, I think he calls them tic-tacs, right? An amazing account of And there's multiple people that saw it, multiple platforms that saw it.

It's hard to take that and turn that into some kind of an action plan, if you will. So I'm certainly aware, like David Fravor, the experience that he had with, I think he calls them tic-tacs, right? An amazing account of And there's multiple people that saw it, multiple platforms that saw it.

And so to start with, I thought maybe there was a small chance that was just like we have stealth technology where if you want to hide a plane. What if we had the ability to project something through some mechanism where we could make people go where we wanted them to go? Because I know there's a technology that uses two different lasers that triangulate a certain point in open air.

And so to start with, I thought maybe there was a small chance that was just like we have stealth technology where if you want to hide a plane. What if we had the ability to project something through some mechanism where we could make people go where we wanted them to go? Because I know there's a technology that uses two different lasers that triangulate a certain point in open air.

And so to start with, I thought maybe there was a small chance that was just like we have stealth technology where if you want to hide a plane. What if we had the ability to project something through some mechanism where we could make people go where we wanted them to go? Because I know there's a technology that uses two different lasers that triangulate a certain point in open air.

And they put enough energy into a particular location that they ionize the air. And so it creates like a bright pixel. And so they use that to create three-dimensional displays that kind of look like they're just floating out in air. Now, they're not quite as big as what we saw described with the Nimitz encounter on the West Coast.

And they put enough energy into a particular location that they ionize the air. And so it creates like a bright pixel. And so they use that to create three-dimensional displays that kind of look like they're just floating out in air. Now, they're not quite as big as what we saw described with the Nimitz encounter on the West Coast.