Luis Elizondo

It's a feeling. It is. And, again, it's not an intellectual or even a physical thing. Yeah. Yeah.

It's a feeling. It is. And, again, it's not an intellectual or even a physical thing. Yeah. Yeah.

It's a feeling. It is. And, again, it's not an intellectual or even a physical thing. Yeah. Yeah.

I'm not familiar with that hypothesis, but it sounds interesting. Also scary, perhaps.

I'm not familiar with that hypothesis, but it sounds interesting. Also scary, perhaps.

I'm not familiar with that hypothesis, but it sounds interesting. Also scary, perhaps.

Well, you know, evolution isn't just a physical thing, is it? Evolution is the ability to change within one's environment over time. And that's a fascinating concept you bring up because some speculate – That it is inevitable that human beings will eventually evolve into something. We're just a link in a much longer chain. Right. And that all intelligent life potentially goes through this process.

Well, you know, evolution isn't just a physical thing, is it? Evolution is the ability to change within one's environment over time. And that's a fascinating concept you bring up because some speculate – That it is inevitable that human beings will eventually evolve into something. We're just a link in a much longer chain. Right. And that all intelligent life potentially goes through this process.

Well, you know, evolution isn't just a physical thing, is it? Evolution is the ability to change within one's environment over time. And that's a fascinating concept you bring up because some speculate – That it is inevitable that human beings will eventually evolve into something. We're just a link in a much longer chain. Right. And that all intelligent life potentially goes through this process.

And that this is a natural process where eventually we actually make ourselves extinct. Not in the way where we kill ourselves.

And that this is a natural process where eventually we actually make ourselves extinct. Not in the way where we kill ourselves.

And that this is a natural process where eventually we actually make ourselves extinct. Not in the way where we kill ourselves.

But we wind up creating a life form, whether it's AI or we start enhancing ourselves with more and more machine interface and technology. And life doesn't have to necessarily be organic, right? Silicon is very, very close to carbon in some cases. So is it possible that life, it is destiny for all life eventually to evolve itself out of existence and bring in or usher in a new type of life form?

But we wind up creating a life form, whether it's AI or we start enhancing ourselves with more and more machine interface and technology. And life doesn't have to necessarily be organic, right? Silicon is very, very close to carbon in some cases. So is it possible that life, it is destiny for all life eventually to evolve itself out of existence and bring in or usher in a new type of life form?

But we wind up creating a life form, whether it's AI or we start enhancing ourselves with more and more machine interface and technology. And life doesn't have to necessarily be organic, right? Silicon is very, very close to carbon in some cases. So is it possible that life, it is destiny for all life eventually to evolve itself out of existence and bring in or usher in a new type of life form?

Is it possible? I mean, certainly from a technological perspective, I mean, ask Elon Musk, it seems that we're You know, we're making a lot of advancements right now to augment the human experience. And given, as you said, how technology progresses exponentially, very quickly in the next 200 years, I mean, we might be there.

Is it possible? I mean, certainly from a technological perspective, I mean, ask Elon Musk, it seems that we're You know, we're making a lot of advancements right now to augment the human experience. And given, as you said, how technology progresses exponentially, very quickly in the next 200 years, I mean, we might be there.

Is it possible? I mean, certainly from a technological perspective, I mean, ask Elon Musk, it seems that we're You know, we're making a lot of advancements right now to augment the human experience. And given, as you said, how technology progresses exponentially, very quickly in the next 200 years, I mean, we might be there.

Not to my knowledge, and I sure hope not, because I don't think the government – this is a conversation. This is where I go back to. This is a conversation that involves a lot of people, whether it's your priest or your rabbi or your imam or it is your philosophy teacher at the university. I think we're getting into an area now that is beyond national security.

Not to my knowledge, and I sure hope not, because I don't think the government – this is a conversation. This is where I go back to. This is a conversation that involves a lot of people, whether it's your priest or your rabbi or your imam or it is your philosophy teacher at the university. I think we're getting into an area now that is beyond national security.