Sara Imari Walker

I know, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, but I think that's like a sort of also standard play that like, you know, if the government needs to keep knowledge a secret, suddenly it becomes more valuable, right?

Right.

Well, we see cases of that in Arizona.

It's like, you know, like they're testing, you know, whatever new technology for fighter jets or whatever.

And it's like a million UFO sightings.

And then it's like released later that it was, you know, the military.

Yeah.

I always feel like that when I see military stuff.

It's, like, it's equal parts, like, amazing and profound and then, like, totally existentially traumatizing.

Yeah.

Yeah, but I do find it exciting that so many people want to talk about UFOs and are, like, really excited about the possibilities for aliens.

Yeah.

Was it Asimov?

It's kind of epic that the most alien thing on the planet is the human mind and like what it can create.

So why is it always a narrative that they're so much more advanced?

Like where does this come from?

I see.