Jason Samosa

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That UFO Podcast · Jason Samosa Part 1: Nazis, Roswell & The Hidden Roots of UFO Secrecy · 9 Jul 2026 podcast

But eventually you begin to realize by looking at the anomalies, by looking outside of the paradigm, that's how you're going to advance because it eventually isn't big enough to deal with all the data you're seeing.

And so then we have the Einsteinian paradigm, which is bigger.

Now, the reason I'm explaining that is this.

Einstein's philosophy was fundamentally Jewish, right?

I mean, science isn't Jewish, but Einstein was.

And so for the Nazis, who had a very strong German heritage in their science, I think there was some resistance to taking a normal path with science anyway.

So that's one component where there was some sense that they are on their own path, that they were a superior race.

And so therefore, I guess there might have been more willingness to break outside of the boundaries of traditional science.

This is the paradigm that the West is using, but we're different.

So why don't we create Aryan science?

And I don't know if it's in Nick Cook's hunt for zero point that he discusses this, this idea that there might be a sort of another lineage that they were trying to create and who knows how successful it was.

But funnily enough, it's that willingness to dare to engage in the anomalies and to look outside of the existing paradigm, which sometimes can lead to breakthroughs.

So that's one thing.

Another thing is, historically, the Germans weren't just, you know, they weren't just sort of anti-Jewish.

They were also, I think, rejecting a kind of scientific logical materialism which had embraced Europe at this time.

There was this tendency at this point to say, okay, well, scientific truth is all we really have access to.

And so all of this old sort of philosophical, theological stuff must therefore be lower on the scale of truth.

And I think if you look at what the Nazis were doing, they were very willing to engage with mythology and to engage with these kind of concepts that might have been trounced on at the time.

They had a very romantic view.

I mean, you don't think of the Nazis as being romantic, but a sort of a

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