Garry Nolan on UFOs, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Eric Weinstein

In this episode, we dive into a range of fascinating topics, starting with Jung's concept of the collective unconscious and archetypes. Garry shares his personal UFO experience and explores the possibility of life beyond Earth. We discuss the potential for future human evolution into non-human forms and Garry's thoughts on Neil deGrasse Tyson. The conversation then balances intrigue with scientific professionalism, highlighting the important work of the Sol Foundation.

We touch on the insights of Eric Weinstein and the peer review process, and discuss how we can prepare for potential encounters with non-human entities. Finally, we explore the technology necessary for colonizing other planets, rounding out a thought-provoking discussion on humanity's future in the cosmos.

Professor Garry Nolan is Stanford University-based professor of immunology, and a nominee for a Nobel prize. Professor Nolan is the Chairman of the Sol Foundation - a new organization set up to advocate for scientific investigation of UAPs.

Highlights
00:00 Introduction and Episode Preview
02:00 Jung's Collective Unconscious and Archetypes
07:00 Garry's UFO Experience
12:06 Life Beyond Earth?
18:08 Future Human Evolution to Non-Humans?
21:21 Garry on Neil deGrasse Tyson
29:27 Balancing Intrigue and Science Professionalism
36:27 About Sol Foundation's Work
41:09 Eric Weinstein, Peer Review
52:00 Preparing for Non-Human Encounters
58:48 Technology for Colonizing Other Planets

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Here are the highlights from the episode:
0:00:00 Introduction and Episode Preview
0:02:00 Jung's Collective Unconscious and Archetypes
0:07:00 Garry's UFO Experience
0:12:06 Life Beyond Earth?
0:18:08 Future Human Evolution to Non-Humans?
0:21:21 Garry on Neil deGrasse Tyson
0:29:27 Balancing Intrigue and Science Professionalism
0:36:27 About Sol Foundation's Work
0:41:09 Eric Weinstein, Peer Review
0:52:00 Preparing for Non-Human Encounters
0:58:48 Technology for Colonizing Other Planets

[shane]

Returned Vet here, with PTSD. The overwhelming and single most powerful impression I came away from the military with was that we're not meant to harm/kill each other. 48 years later, I still lament the horrors we perpetrate on each other.

[c.j.]

Just because we can't get around the galaxy does not mean others can't.

[JimMcHugsU]

Garry is fearless. His accomplishments and intelligence allow him to talk about anything he wants. His opinions are priceless.

[calmlittlebuddy]

I love how he used Neil’s own bully lines on him. “I don’t want to have a discussion. He’s not on my level. I don’t want to give his ideas any further validity by speaking with him.” Priceless.

[unclejimy]

This makes my day. Ha hahaha. I've been saying this about Neil for years. I'm stupid and don't know shit but the fact that Neil is so condescending about this topic and belittles people that think differently than he does. Right on, Mr Nolan.

[ajbufort]

Nolan schooling Tyson and laying the smack down - I LOVE IT!!! Badass! Ever forward, Dr. Nolan!

[stephenlamley]

Kudos Gary it's about time someone said something about Neil's attitude it's horrible and very un scientific.

[flourishingweee]

Ok Garry Nolan is just amazing. I'm glad he said what he said about Neil, I've been thinking the same for a while now.

[mikeflight]

This is exceptionally good. I have listened to this professor before and found him a real scientist.
Willing to look and explore is science. Many of his views reflect the views of Jacques Vallee.
We have only scraped the tip of learning and knowledge of consciousness, what we perceive.
There are many amazing and unbelievable things to learn as everything changes continuously.
Great interview and much respect to Professor Garry Nolan.
New follower here. 😃👌👍

[Agent__]

Tyson is so full of himself that its a wonder he can even coexist in the same physical space with his ego. Nolan is spot on with his assessment.

[tompinkerton]

I'd like to salute Gary Nolan for what he said about Mr. Tyson. Everything he said is absolutely the truth.

[richiesun]

Never scared to talk about the difficult things. Love Garry.

[camcamthemanfernandez]

man i f+ing love the fact that someone of this caliber and im sure completely stacked and busy everyday takes the time to do countless interviews with small channels and gives the most genuine attention and heartfelt discussion and i like to imagine after this deep discussion he just continues with his day as normal

[docwhiskey]

Doctor Nolan is a champ. I help veterans who've had rough deployments and suffer from post traumatic stress. There are Ramadi vets in my group. There are korengal vets in my group. I see the look in their eyes, on their face. I see that same look in people who've had close encounters. They obviously believe what happened to them is real. It's amazing to see Doctor Nolan stick up for people. That's the mark of real heroism.

[spirals]

I can't even begin to describe how comforting it is to be reading all of these intelligent comments on this exact topic.
I know we are still the VAST majority, but this information is beginning to catch fire. The amount of views these things are getting basically across the board is friggin amazing.
Good works folks!

[ballerina]

Gary Nolan, your voice is important, thank you.

[billferguson]

My favorite Garry Nolan interview thus far. Standing ovation for Nolan. Great questions, thank you for not interrupting his answers!👍👍

[Gracie]

Dr. Nolan is beyond brilliant and so thought-provoking...thanks for being who you are, for being open and honest, for your persistent curiosity, and for the superb conversation and your insights. You make science so meaningful and understandable.

[TheHighlanderprime]

My man Garrry! I feel the same way about Tyson. I’ve been calling him out for 8 years.