Hal Puthoff Considers The Cryptoterrestrial Theory A Possibility

Patrick discusses Hal Puthoff's latest interview where he discusses many theories about what the phenomenon actually is and it's his focus on cryptoterrestrial theory that was very fascinating. Bonus Clip of upcoming interview with Kelly Chase & Jay Christopher King about their new show Comosis.

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[heatherkeegan]

As a child, my grandfather and me used to have discussions about paranormal topics, aliens and ghosts included. I’ve always just accepted those things were real, I’ve never questioned it, and I don’t know why. I won’t ever forget one discussion we had about aliens and ghosts, and I was probably 8ish years old, and I told him that I believed they were “like a radio”, that we are “one one channel” and sometimes you can hear another channel when they “get mixed up”, and that’s why they appear and disappear, and we can only sometimes see them… I also explained to him that I thought sometimes ours can get “staticky” and change, and maybe theirs goes “staticky” when they end up in ours… but my grandpa (pop-pop) was so impressed, we were sitting at the piano on the bench while I played and talked to him, and he had me explain what I said to everyone at dinner, and he even called my mom after we got home, the next morning, and was going on and on about how he couldn’t believe I understood things like that, and what I said made the most sense to him… it stayed with me my whole life… my pop pop was military, navy, and fought in WW2, and I’m sure he had seen/heard things… I wish so much I got to sit and talk to him more, he was such a smart man. He worked until he passed away in his 80’s, he was true old school with such a STRONG work ethic, and he had a quadruple bypass heart operation around the same time as that one memory, and stayed strong for DECADES more by eating so healthy and going for daily walks… he always dreamed of this one big deal, he worked for a cell phone company, to have towers built, he got in in the late 90’s and came close to that huge deal so many times…. I miss him and my grandma every day, but he truly supported my interest in the paranormal, and without him, I don’t think I would know all I know today, and have so much passion for learning more…. Rest in peace pop pop….❤

[anthonyalexander]

This is what interests me the most, I don’t care how wild the idea is. Let’s just spitball and cover all bases we can. Why leave anything off the list. History has already challenged our concept of what is possible more than once.

[twonicetwice]

He knows exactly what it is .he can’t tell us

[tomray]

As a Scientist myself, we like to use "Occam's Razor" to evaluate theories as we have found that the SIMPLEST explanation that explains the most observations is most likely the TRUTH. This is related to "The outlandishness factor" which also plays a part The LESS outlandish (far out there) a theory is the most likely it can be true. From THIS tried and true perspective, The Cryptoterrestrial appears to be the most plausible as per Scientific methods of today, as it is less "outlandish" and less fraught with additional questions and problematic elements than the ET theory, where we have to speculate about unknown planets, problems of FTL travel, exobiology etc. that do not have to be dealt with in ET theory. CTs also can be ALREADY here and now. And besides, we never have seen any "aliens" in space, now have we? (yes, some UFOs on the moon and in orbit, but no beings) CT even has Backwards Time Travel and Interdimensional visitors beat on both the Razor and Outlandishness scale. And ET is even further out.
But of course, the truth will always be the truth, when the answers finally come, but until we get more data, Occam's Razor and the outlandishness scale is are best and most accepted ways of evaluating theories we use today.

[defuse]

It's been great having you cover all the latest about our field of research. Thanks! I saw that panel-- it made for a super Saturday afternoon. I've an inclination to like the crypto-terrestrials myself, having read about the idea way back when John Keel first wrote about them.👽

[forrestwhichard]

I think Hal is telling us exactly what it is. It’s all of the things he describes. Inter dimensional. Intelligent life living along side us, hidden in mountains and sea beds, sharing the planet.

It’s seems like the most logical and rational explanation. Maybe some are from off world. Maybe not, maybe there are many different species from here.

[sheilatoole]

Love it!! Brilliant discussion 🙏. And I love the beautiful nod 🙂‍↕️ to Ingo Swanns big picture hanging there staring at all of us from behind him!!! So many layers to examine it takes a lifetime? We’re dong great 👍 takin it as it comes!

[alghul]

Patrick, with a great respect, I hope You don't overwork, even if I'd love to hear more and often from You💪👍🙂.

[ninaa]

Great job Patrick! Your videos have been very informative lately! There is so much new info thrown at us, you make it easier to digest. Thank you!

[Kai-neks]

Thanks for all these videos, they’re great synopsis and updates of what’s going on. Lots of info I wouldn’t have found myself

[josieb]

I get excited over anything about MIB.

[marky_point]

ChatGPT says: The Murr people (also spelled "Muurs" or "Muur") are a concept tied to speculative theories about extraterrestrial life. They are described in some fringe theories as a humanoid or advanced alien race with significant influence on Earth's ancient civilizations. These beings are often associated with guiding human development, imparting knowledge, or shaping cultural and spiritual traditions. The idea of the Murr people frequently appears in UFO lore and discussions about ancient astronaut theories, though there is no scientific evidence to support their existence. Theories about them are speculative and rooted in alternative interpretations of history, archaeology, and mythology.

[TheMartianu]

I've always leaned more towards the ultra terrestrial hypothesis is the more convincing. Something "other" is in our oceans and possible remote mountains

[Nocturne]

I think they're from another dimension, or parallell timeline. If they evolved alongside us, we'd noticed them and have more interactions along the way.

[corytrevor]

PUTTOFF WAS JUST ON A PODCAST CALLED DEEPER THINKING PODCAST where he drops amazing info. He and another scientist are talking about the metal materials they worked on. He said the particles communicated with each other. It could cloak itself and when the material knew humans were interacting with it it would disintegrate. The podcast was absolutely facenating. Please check it out. Amazing stuff there.

[emanuel]

Hal means the energy density needed to create a spacetime distortion bubble to access the quantum vacuum, and is beyond what we produce currently. Extreme energy density in plasma will cause a space time distortion. You can modulate the distortion by reducing or increasing the energy density. The energy required would take some type of reactor (anti-matter?) obviously beyond what we know today.

[colorbugoriginals]

lol the bird shirt "please do not feed the drones" is funny. love minimalist designs.

[charlesblithfield]

My problem with cryptoterrestrial is there would leave heat signatures and other EM radiation as evidence of their activity. A bigger problem is food supply. How can they create 3000kilocalories of food per citizen every day of the year without leaving growth signatures and waste signatures?

[dfktoxt]

You can argue that an octopus is alien

[gabrielarcari]

Puthoff seems to be full of it..Doty being involved in many experiences says alot