UFO Disclosure Won’t Happen Unless... Eric Weinstein & Joe Rogan

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[KinkyJalepeno]

Fun Fact: Nothing in the universe can break the laws of physics. If something appears to, it just tells us we don't know physics as well as we thought.

[johnjohnson]

When someone (like these guys) says something breaks the laws of physics, what they should have said is that "the physics of this object is beyond our current understanding".

[over-educated-sp]

It’s all shits and giggles until you see one with your own freaking eyes.

[jason.l]

Curiosity is the main basis of science. You find a way to find answers.

Being smart with a phd is one thing. Having a passion to find answers is another.

[dl]

As Joe mentions earlier in the podcast, a show with Bob Lazar and Eric W would see phenomenal response and record breaking numbers of people tuning in. Let's hope that happens too.

[eevencharie]

That comment about B and C level people seeking out D level help so they dont feel threatened feels so on point for explaining a lot of things.

[ROD]

He is not happy about not being in the big club.

[malachi]

If something defies the laws of physics it’s because the laws of physics have fallen short and that we need to expand our understanding of the universe

[Itsad_]

Fun fact: When we say the laws of physics we are talking about the laws that we as a human race have already studied and confirmed.

[paulyphonic]

Joe must’ve forgotten that he WAS informed about the Wilson Memo. They talked about it when he had Jeremy Corbell on his podcast a good while ago.

[douglassmith]

There can only be one answer: *Our sciences are flawed.* The question: Are they flawed on purpose?

[cosmicpsyops]

Why do you need disclosure? We should stop looking to our government as the authority on this subject since they obviously aren't designed for it or don't care to help us. We can make more progress by circumventing governments. The US is just hamstringing this whole endeavor.

[patrick]

It’s so comforting to hear two human beings having a constructive argumentative conversation mutually uninterrupted, I’m sitting and listening in silence and enjoying every minute with no compulsion to post whatever runs into my head, it’s a real conversation between two people who have no desire to do one over on the other with there version of what they believe to be true, it’s respect 🇮🇪👍

[natec]

The appearance of “breaking the laws of physics” is usually a good indicator that another physical law is at work. For example: Tens of thousands of pounds of metal defy gravity everyday by flying through the air. We call them airplanes and they use the law of aerodynamics to overpower gravity.

It’s not a question of what law is being broken, it’s what law is being utilized.

[blackbassuc]

I saw the United States Government's Antigravity craft on August 30th 2023. I was on Indiana highway 446 close to the Hoosier national Forest sign heading back from fishing at Lake Monroe. The craft when I saw it was traveling from west to east. At first I thought it was a helicopter searching for someone in the forest and it came into view and I tried to realize what I was looking at in amazement. It was huge and the light it was putting off was light lights of the city as I drove under it. The lights on it were in the corners and center were crisp white with a blue hue. It had red and green navigation lights and strobe lights and a spot light close to the center. It was painted gray with the access panels highlighted lighter gray.  The panels were like the ones on the new stealth bomber design. It also had nose cones in the corners. The sides were rolled and not sharp like an air cutting edge. The way it moved in the sky was like it slid over the treetops and it didn't shake a leaf on the trees.  It moved steadily with a slight rotation northward without changing direction. I believe it was built by Northrop Grumman facilities... Most of the sights I have heard of are in direct pathways of their facilities and it resembled it's design aspects as other crafts that they built.

[imikokodama]

Huge thanks to the people who helped bring us this information

[Mastermindyoung]

My favorite part of this podcast "Michio Kaku is out of control" 🤣

[KITLEVEY]

I loved when he compared what he could understand of this by inserting CPAs into the string section of an orchestra with a reference to them understanding string theory.

[OpeneyesGuy]

One of the hardest things for people to grasp is that we aren’t top of the food chain here. It’s even harder for those who have not yet seen with their own two eyes, something they can’t explain.

[dirkstewart]

In the mid-1970's, My Father and I were talking on the upstairs deck at his beach house in Oceanside, CA. A glint of light in the daytime sky caught my eye. When I looked up, I saw two round orbs, each about 60 feet across at an altitude of approximately 2, 500ft Above Sea level. They were moving fast. Subsonic. No windows, no wings, no lights, no sound, metallic in color, flying southbound, parallel to the beach line. This was in proximity of Camp Pendleton, CA. I tried to direct my Father's attention to what I was seeing but the orbs were gone by the time he oriented himself. There is something going on. I don't know what, but I saw what I saw and cannot explain what was seen.