Identifying Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) with Michio Kaku. #shorts

Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku on the burden of proof when it comes to the government and UFOs/UAPs.

[mucmane]

Watching him age brings the same sadness as watching a loved one age.

[onebylandtwoifbysearunifby]

He's correct. Few people understand how "burden of evidence" actually works these days. I blame TiKToc and Zuckerburg for the intellectual dumbing-down of society.

[GalileoScientist]

I nominate Professor Kanu to be part of humanity’s delegation that joins the Gallactic Empire very soon.

[LWylie]

"I haven't looked at the data; we have lots of it"

[PLF...]

The burden of proof is NEVER explaining that something _isn't_ something. That's just nonsense. You can't prove a negative. Not sure why he would even suggest this.

[charlescowan]

That doesn't mean that they're alien's! It means that there are some unidentified flying things if unknowns origin. They could be, and most likely are hunan made terrestrial vehicles.

[trufreedom]

Why would a UAP/UFO ever mean that the beings aboard are from a place that is SO far away.. how did they ever figure out a propulsion system that works perfectly in our atmosphere?

Also, how are they ever going to land when the earth is spinning so fast?

[longcastle]

Nope. You got it wrong. Now it is time to let it be up to the scientists to show and prove what the flying objects are and aren’t. And to do that the scientists need to be given total unfettered access to the tapes. Peer review needs to be part of the process.

[casbot]

If you're bad enough at identifying things, everything is a UFO/UAP.

[Bahkti]

Im not a physicist but could the Orbs be a natural phenomena like macro quarks passing through?

[erilaz]

There was plenty of data out there before 2017, it's just that this is now considered trendy to take seriously in elite circles.

[Sheepsbane]

The burden of proof should never be in the negative. I can prove that I have money in my house by holding up a single coin, but how do I prove there is an absence of money in my house?

Also, the military has no obligation to prove these things are not of extraterrestrial origin - they have a responsibility to prove that these things are not a threat to us, which likely starts with first proving that these things are not simply artifacts in the video, and then determining who the actual owners of the objects are. If they end up proving the existence of aliens in the process, so be it, they have no obligation to do otherwise.

[blabby]

WTF? Does this guy not understand the concept of a "burden of proof"?
I've got a feeling this guy is struggling to remain relevant so getting more and more extravagant.

[tylerweston]

He's leveling up to Einstein level right when the ufo topics coming out. Once they get that gray hair they go off it's overpowered fr.

[ryancooke]

Unfortunately they don't communicate with us.

[FractalGearFieldTheory]

Why would the burden of proof be upon the military?

[bigpurplepops]

A burden of proof doesn't fall on the negative.
Saying *prove this isn't an extraterrestrial* is like police arresting you for *not proving you didn't do anything illegal last night*

[FractalGearFieldTheory]

Aliens are our ancient ancestors returning from interstellar one year interstellar trip is like a million years on earth

When leaving the Earth millions of years ago, they were briefed about when they return the earth wouldn't be the same and when they return that they would look like aliens to modern humans - they're in a different evolutionary state

[saylumlokiamericanbulldogh]

We are not explorers. We discovered this nightmarish place by accident when some of us fell into the no scape triangle singularity, and now we use it to punish the fallen, the unfit of our society, to run and hide while witnessing how the universe managed to put everything that can go wrong in one place.

[jeremyleger]

What you are currently listening to is a government operation called Blue Beam.