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You're absolutely right, Ron Away: "space aliens" is the new "little green men." Paul Kimball uses it constantly in lieu of an actual argument against the ETH. After all, who needs a rational argument when you can just mock your opponent with vapid rhetorical attacks instead? Easy peasy...

The origin of the material - where and how exactly it was acquired, is immaterial. All that matters are its properties and its structure. If it really does lose some mass under THz radiation exposure, then that's a major leap forward for science. I've actually researched photonic...

I found it very interesting the Luis Elizondo confirmed the nonterrestrial isotopic ratios in his interview with uforadio. I don't think it's possible to determine where a material was made (in space, on Earth, nearby, or far away). You don't seem to understand national security or...

Apparently he's getting his facts mixed up. Even Tom DeLonge said on the Joe Rogan show that the sample in question specifically did not come from Roswell. Yep, that's the photo of the worthless industrial residue that LMH looked into years ago. Whoever decided to show a photo of that thing...

Okay you're getting some things mixed up so let's go over them one at a time. "A starship should be able to reach the speed of light and continue beyond into the superluminal realm, with constant acceleration" This part is correct if we're looking at the performance of a gravitational field...

It's great to hear from you Giuliano - I only realized today that you conducted that hour-long interview with Luis Elizondo, which was a major landmark in the development of this story. Because it was through your interview that we first got confirmation of the exotic metamaterial that's...

The lecture that you gave (linked above) seems to suggest that the co-creation hypothesis is closely related to the fascinating field of perceptual psychology: the study and understanding of sense perception and cognition. As such, I tend to see it more as a field of scientific inquiry, rather...

That was an excellent lecture – lots of valid points in there, and it was well-organized. And it helped me understand the problem with this whole debate. The co-creation hypothesis is not an alternative hypothesis to the ETH at all. But people on The Paracast have routinely been talking about...

This was a really wonderful and engaging show – Greg is an excellent guest and has lots of intriguing stories and a wealth of knowledge about many of the subjects that we discuss here. I like him – he’s a very intelligent and candid guy. So I feel kinda bad to point this out, but look at what...

In my opinion, this is the critical detail: if you were watching it moving across the sky and definitely saw it stop, then that's something anomalous: either some kind of weird military project or something really exotic. But if you looked away, or even blinked and lost track of it for a...

So it looks like Royce Meyers, the UFO Watchdog, is as favorable toward this story and the on-going developments as I am. Royce is one of the very best and most thorough researchers in this field, and is widely renowned for his brilliant work exposing frauds, and also giving credit where credit...

This is interesting - a radar operator for the USS Nimitz Carrier Group reported that the Tic-Tac ufo was detected by five independent radar systems: http://devoid.blogs.heraldtribune.com/15647/media-turning-point-maybe/ Unfortunately, I found that article by tracking down posts by the gutless...

Coast to Coast AM uploaded the first 39 minutes of George Knapp’s show interviewing Luis Elizondo; lots of interesting discussion and answers to questions that many people have: I wish we could hear the whole interview. But I’d rather chew my own arm off than subscribe to C2C AM with George...

Please ask Greg, because I'd like to know in the clearest and simplest terms possible: "how does the co-creation hypothesis work?" Thanks.

That's a big part of it: there's nothing "shiny and new" about the ETH, other than the rapidly expanding body of empirical and theoretical evidence that has grown in favor of it in recent years. But the other part is the following warped logic, which goes a bit like this: "we don't like what...

Gene, the bias against the ETH on this show is so thick that you could cut it with a knife. I'm not saying that you should give the ETH a fair shake because it sells; I'm saying that you should do it because it's by far the superior explanation and supported by a vast wealth of scientific...

I thought that Dr. Hunter had a lot of interesting things to say, and it’s nice to hear from somebody new who’s looking at things from a novel perspective. But honesty this episode drove home a couple of the big problems that I see with the show. The Paracast has become an echo chamber for the...

Oh okay – you’re wrong to disagree with that. You’re forgetting about time dilation, which would become increasingly significant as the velocity approached C, so that the subjective time on board the ship would permit a human being to circumnavigate the observable universe within one human...

Yeah that's the spinning superconductor gravitomagnetic effect that turned out to be experimental error that I mentioned before. You said "Most of his experiments, so far, had ended in fiasco" so I wanted to know if you knew about more than that one experimental failure.

That's interesting - what "very rare physical effect" are you referring to? You didn't take a close look at the evidence I provided - it's extremely compelling: they definitely did this, and it's clear that they did it to muddy the waters to make credible information more difficult to find, and...