I’m exploring whether UFO technology might not be grounded in the same fundamental framework as our incomplete standard model. Rather than being just a more advanced extension of our current science, could something like gravity-control technology arise from an entirely different underlying ontology? I’m curious what others think about that possibility. If there exists a more complete or alternative scientific framework (whether developed independently or classified within black projects), th...

I’m exploring whether UFO technology might not be grounded in the same fundamental framework as our incomplete standard model. Rather than being just a more advanced extension of our current science, could something like gravity-control technology arise from an entirely different underlying ontology? I’m curious what others think about that possibility. If there exists a more complete or alternative scientific framework (whether developed independently or classified within black projects), th...

RT @PodcastUFO: #737 Christopher Sharp: Inside The Race For UFO Technology And Disclosure https://t.co/AidIHefixG

🚨Jack Sarfatti just laid out one of the wildest versions of the UFO technology argument you'll hear anywhere. He starts out by saying forget rockets, forget Mars missions built on chemical propulsion. We don't need them. According to Sarfatti, the real breakthrough isn't better https://t.co/2JdyCcBEaA