Shawn Ryan

And then sometimes optical illusions for it being if it was physically impossible.

I mean, I don't know.

I haven't seen the thing to know that answer.

But I mean, like, first of all, it's going to be more fun now that you can AI generate stuff.

Like, we're going to have, like, a real, like, fake news at scale accidentally or maliciously.

I don't know.

Like, that's scary.

And then the other side, I don't understand the extent to which things are physically impossible for it to be just some, like, whatever, drone or something you don't know.

In this case, I'm not talking about this example of going into the water.

But I think what I'm saying is that

Yeah, I guess one question is like when someone does believe it is that thing, they're so confident it's an alien and not like whatever.

Why do they think the alien can do something that we can't do?

Because if it's all the laws of physics, then probably it's the same capability.

So then it's just a question of like how advanced is the U.S.

military or other whatever, right?

Or what are you actually seeing versus what you think you're seeing because you're again extrapolating based on like other things that you're used to looking at.

No, no, I'm not going to go there.

That'd be fun.

I don't get a little quote for that.

But no, again, I'm saying more in the literal sense of you're probably misunderstanding what is being seen if there's a reason why it physically couldn't be some military tech.