Ty Lex, im in UFO mood right now. Should we as humans set up array of consumer RGB cameras that look at sky and feed that stream into AI that detects objects and report if there is something strange :D ?? I feel like we should look at the sky much more than we do right now.

(33:24) There's no evidence for reverse time travel no matter how fast you move, only for future travel on the part of the reference frame you left from and then returned to after being at some multiple of c for some amount of time on your vessel.

There are no aliens 😂

@Rasheed Cumba Biden IS a granny alien. If they were to come here, they’d catalog a planet where the most powerful leader on the planet is quickly approaching their end while grabbing younglings. What a trip

Word, I wanna Grabby Lex😍 (😉😘) cute nerd.

My first thought exactly!

@Rasheed Cumba Old Joe's NO DOUBT (at least partially) "Reptillian", no?

I think the abductee would call them pokey or jabby, maybe even honey or sweetie if they snuggle after they probe.

I think the whole idea is that you could put different values into this model and come up with different possible solutions and then look around and see if anything in the universe matches those solutions

I do not appreciate the content of your reply. I t hink you have a problem.

@@mrjoe27 we will go a long way

Lots of implieds? Step one is an implied….

Implied = fantasy? Yes definitely lol

Cool story bro

@@show_me_your_kitties 🤣🤣🤣

Lmfao🤣 yo I was thinking the same thing

Yeah but how many times does the fast explanation have to be repeated for Christ sakes lol

If you go to marriage counseling they’ll teach you this.

This is it we have time. Iisten two this. My two favorite psychic Mediums about ETs past, persent, future. Yes they both believe in Christ consciousness and cosmic consciousness.

@@dayerotth8273 🤦‍♂️Both "psychic mediums", & the cult idol of "christ"(or ANY & ALL skydaddies, *do NOT exist* ) 🤣😂 How embarrassing that grown adults in 2022, with literally almost all of human knowledge at their finger tips, and all the debunking evidence a mentally deficient child could grasp, and people are still room temperature iQ'd or below to believe in the cults that are skydaddy religions, and even more dumbfoundingly, believe in "psychic mediums OF ALIENS" LMMFAO, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Einstein was correct when he said human stupidity is infinite. 😂🤣

@@dayerotth8273 honestly, I think the terminology is what's doing them the biggest disservice. The idea of a collective subconscious mind, which is essentially the human version of Christ consciousness, is fairly well accepted by psychology, at this point, just not quite to the same degree, so if everyone could get on the same page with our stupid, clunky fucking language, we could be legitimately pushing the boundaries of a 4th density/type 1 society

He was a great man

He taught at Harvard, you know

Regarding the last paragraph.. would the entire sivilization have to care? We, as a sivilization may not care to much about some obscure animal species perhaps, but enough people do that some are studying it none the less. Also, would curiosity and compassion for other living beings always be reduced with technological advancement? Lastly: If we are a dime a dozen. I think 100 000 years ahead would be pretty numerous. Given how little that actually compared to the age of the universe etc. 10 000 years seems almost negligible. Even if a fair amount of our "equals" would go extinct, still.Ten or a hundred thousand years aren't huge numbers..

@@HansenFT Yes you're right those numbers aren't too big, but it's to basically illustrate that any civilization that is even just remotely ahead of us in technology and lives in our galactic local group already knows the answer if "we're alone in the universe" and is most likely already aware of earth. This does lead to the possibility that we are being actively monitored by other intelligences and could explain some UAP sightings. I imagine there could be civilizations out there millions of years ahead of us, perhaps even billions if they managed to survive. They could be God-like beings for all we know.

@@HansenFT Consider the largest life form differential here on Earth: humans vs insects. What is our behavior towards insects? Wouldn't a truly advanced civilization behave towards us in likewise fashion?

@@I_Lemaire not necessarily, humans don't like insects because of evolutionary behavior & the pest many are. Nor would they be hostile to us for our resources like "ancient aliens theorists" like to delusionally believe, because they would easily obtain any resource on Earth, from the multi trillions of Asteroids or closer planets, ECT. There is zero need for an alien to waste logistics resources for violence against another "intelligent" species.

@@I_Lemaire I have heard of this example used a lot. That aliens would just step on us like ants. But clearly if aliens have been here for a long time they dont want to harm us. I think the reason we can just step on ants is because your killing 1 in trillions. If There was 1 ant hill on earth you surely wouldnt set it on fire would you? lol. Youd want to protect it presumably.

Current science technology says if you can go faster than light you can travel backwards and foward in time. His model doesn't account for exotic ftl. Our next big step is the unifying therom. Once someone cane figure out how quantum physics and relativity connects we can start expanding.

So is his shirt!

I think he's a top geezer too!

Stop simping

@@show_me_your_kitties 😂

We can't even clean up earth 😢

We don't travel in straight lines. Our space craft use thrusters to align ourselves with the orbital wells of terrestrial objects to get orbital slingshot boosts with thruster adjustment in order to go where we are going.

They already found us

Good observation. 👍

I am going to have my first ayahuasca ceremony this weekend and I hope to have my own conversation with a glowing being!

@XYouVandal Good luck friend, prepare your ego.

NO

@@henare101 haha perfect, thanks

Perhaps they would create space cities and mega machines of various kinds (among other things). This would use a lot of energy.

@@controlcomputer.4392 perhaps...but it goes waaaay deeper than that mi amigo.

Ever heard astronomers or physicians say that whenever they "see" planets or stars in space, that we are so far away that we are pretty much looking at a past version of themselves? Because the time it takes for the light of these objects to reach us (meaning we can see the object) is so slow that whenever we see something in space its pretty much a past version of itself. Meaning that if aliens were coming towards us at an extreme speed, we wouldn't even get the chance to see the past version of them until they were extremely close. I think...lol

We are still at the bottom, earth and it's beings are in need, war needs to stop. Etc...suffering never makes gain at a cost

It is the best

It's probably just the one that covers what you are most interested in, I think. Host needs maturation. Fell for obvious charlatans like weinsteins. Naiv regarding people's morals. Monotone delivery and a lack of charisma, which may make him underperform relative to the quality of guests. And he has had the joe rogan-boost also. Still, not bad at all. But how many would one have to watch on a regular basis, and to make that claim. Several hundreds at the very, very least. Top 50? sure, and that's huge in and of itself.

Yea it's amazing. Joe's podcast seems to be the first point of contact with Lex with most, but now Joe's podcast almost seems like child's play compared to these.

You open up your mind so much your brain falls out...

Sagan would have been a great guest @josh

He is a economist, he didn’t study any fields he’s talking about He doesn’t know what he’s talking about He believes there’s millions of civilizations out there There’s a lot of variables that haven’t been taken into consideration, they only look at the facts that help their view look stronger, even with a third generation star, the chances for the solar system to form a planet to handle life, are almost mathematically impossible, the Drake equation is just a guess, not bad one, but still a guess, even if you add the possibility of life starting off silicon based(mind you it’s only theoretical) the chance is still near zero, if I’d have to decide wether we are the only example of complex carbon compounds being able to self replicate and gather a conscious, or wether the chance allows for it to be more common, I’d chose the lone mans path, plus add the fact that even if life forms else where in this space we call everything, the chances of it becoming multicellular are low, not terribly low, but there’s just a higher chance life will stop at a algae or moss form, calm equal, then from multicellular to human level conscious? Just keep in mind out of the estimated 8.3 million species tracked, not counting the ones forever forgotten, and the 4.28 billion years it took to get us humans, we are the only species to reach this mark accomplishment in thought Just wanted to reply with the fact that this guy might have spent several years in his studies, he couldn’t go out all the way and at least try to look at it a little bit deeper If he wants to write a fiction book, he could of, but he brought all of these theories and partially completed facts, (mind you only the facts that make his statement look good) and is speaking as it’s complete fact He’s not smart, he’s manipulative Life is basically impossible, we may be the only example or one of the very few, 10-100 (out of the “infinitely” large universe) civilization

And there will be places that they find and like, and end up staying way too long there. Just like Tahiti etc

Assuming they're constrained by travel at some fraction of the speed of light, they would indeed have an expanding sphere of influence that would expand at that fraction of C.

Right?! That's what I said!

Right, why spheres at all?

@@lyricallysupreme If physics puts a constraint on the speed at which it is technologically feasible to travel of 0.1x the speed of light (C), then the civilization will spread into every direction where there's a star or a planet at a rate of 0.1x of C. It won't be slower, it won't be faster, and it'll be in every direction that there's a nearby star. So you'll get a sphere of influence that expands at 0.1x C. Like imagine you're in a park. You're playing hide and seek, against people who can run 10 mph. Before you start playing, you send a drone up with a camera on it. When you start counting, all these people will start running towards nearby trees, bushes, and trash cans to hide behind. From the perspective of the drone, what does that look like? A _circle_ that expands at 10 mph in any direction. Now, add a third dimension and imagine hide and seek in space but starships flying at 10% of the speed of light; you'll be seeing a _sphere_ that expands at 10% of the speed of light.

Common idea actually. Or a version of one atleast.Many have it as a kid when learning about atoms in school, including myself. I think the atom versions is more elegant than the cell idea though. But I see no reason to think it's actually true . Since it's so common, yet no scientific heavyweights seem to take it seriously. I think it's childrens fantasy..

@@HansenFT oh. Wen I was a kid I just obsessed about teenage mutant ninja turtles

Kind of similar to the Brahman idea in Hinduism.

That could be true

Tell me you didn't understand the concept without telling me you didn't understand the concept.

It's easier get enlightenment, that show everyone else.

They said that about ufos too

😅

I heard of one guy saw the inside of mars, and saw aliens.

It takes a long time for light to reach our planet from far away. If they are grabby, they will travel in all directions at a very high speed. By the time we see their industrial society, they're already halfway here, but we wouldn't know (though we could guess) because that light hasn't reached us yet. Look at it this way - if they travel at literally the speed of light, that would mean that we would see them at the same moment they arrive, because they would arrive along with the light that makes us see them. Now, travelling at the exact speed of light seems improbable, but the point is: the faster they travel, the smaller the window betweem seeing them and the time they knock at our door.

But if they're using that fuel for something they'd inevitably have to emit the same power as infrared (heat). We're going with the assumption that there's no super tech way around the laws of thermodynamics. OR that they're not somehow able to dump that heat in some other universe. So if those voids are really some super civilization dyson swarming billions of stars, the visible light would be dim but you'd still detect that same total power in heat. The voids we currently see are not showing heat, it seems those voids are really voids