Kevin Knuth

And I think that's part of what we're going to see some surprise because of that.

What would be ideal and interesting would be for the government to release data on something that they need help figuring out where they actually provide the real data.

Let's say they want something reverse engineered or if they have videos of something, how is this propulsion work?

And they give you all the videos and measurements that they took and they send this out, they make it public

let the scientists around the world look at this and try to figure it out.

That would be ideal.

Why not?

You would have scientists from all over the world jumping on the problem and it would be figured out if they collected the right kind of data, it would be figured out pretty quickly, I think, some of these questions.

or at least they'd have reasonable ideas would come up.

And so they could get help this way, free help, why not?

Or create grants and funding opportunities and provide them with data and have them analyze that that would be ideal too.

And you could also check people by putting out information and data on things that they've already figured out to see what people say or what other scientists say.

That would be useful as well.

So it's a check.

I think something to get the scientific community involved, what I think would go a long ways.

Oh yeah, they don't want China and Russia to get it.

Yep, that's a hard one.

That's tough.

I mean, the Tic Tacs move fast enough to be able to get from New York to London in less than five minutes.

You could you could get from New York, you could get from New York to Moscow in less than five minutes and forty thousand miles an hour.