Matt Beall

Or, yeah.

So name out all your possibilities in order of highest probability.

100% that what?

We'll go 99.

Okay.

99% that what?

Yeah, you picked a difficult field if you want to have a peaceful existence and just kind of chill and hang out with family, not get too worked up about anything, because NASA is really freaking annoying.

And a lot of these questions are going to be very difficult to find conclusion on.

I mean, it's like you're obviously doing a great job carrying the torch and building upon what the people that came before you did as it relates to Mars did.

And I know that you'll learn more and discover more and be able to, you know, formulate your theory as time goes on.

But it's just a tricky one because the information that we're being fed is very difficult to believe 100% of or even 50% of.

I mean, the fact that they're tenting the atmosphere of Mars for 40 years without us knowing about it, and then all of a sudden it just becomes so obvious to everybody that that's what they're doing that they just, well, now we flip a switch.

It's like, how can we have covered up Roswell for 75 years?

Well, it's one lie, right?

It's just one lie that happened 75 years ago and there's nothing that you can do about it.

You have to continue the lie or admit that, you know, and so it's like, that's what they did with the photos and that's what they're doing with, with everything.

So it's, it's just a very, uh, it's just a very, um, uh, uh, it would bring me turbulence if I had to think about this every day.

And AI is going to be able to help us too, I think.

It'll be able to help you formulate your theory.

And, you know, if we get in five years, 10 years from now, if AI is AGI and it's really able to think for itself, build upon itself, get smarter than the collective consciousness of all of humanity, then...