Alien civilizations are expanding rapidly | Robin Hanson and Lex Fridman
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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 😂
“Grabby” sounds like how an abductee who’s been probed would describe an alien
@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 wish John Mack was still alive to have one of these sit down long form discussions of his work with alien "abductees".
No matter whether you believe or not it's fascinating stuff.
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
We are the grabby aliens you are looking for.
I want to know how they validated their model.
Did you smoke before this podcast Lex?
Humans are such good storytellers...
Bob Newhart looks good, I didn't know he was still around...
The aliens are future humans coming back in time. Their anatomy is to similiar to ours to be anything else. Add space to the evolution equation you get the Gray alien.
When anyone smiles as much as this guy does in the first 4 minutes I’ve seen so far …all i can think is… he’s thinking “I’m getting paid to fool everyone”
He's just happy because he's figured out a bunch of shit most people haven't.. he's ecstatic about informing people about things they don't understand... He's probably never kissed a girl either.. looks like a super nerd.. that shirt is straight out of Revenge of the Nerds lol... All he needs is a pocket protector 🤣🤣
He has every right to smile about the subject it's incredible. I smile thinking about it daily lol 😜👽💕
Everyone has a "right" to react or behave however they want ... doesn't make watching him any easier though. I love the subject matter too .. I just would like to hear about it from someone who doesn't constantly look like he's laughing internally at the discussion.
Can we talk about grabby people? Like the ones taking taxes out of peoples paychecks that make less than a living wage?
Just a thought... If we want to not be too obvious to galactic observers/travelers, should we avoid using straight lines in our near Earth craft??
Nothing stands out more to the casual observer than straight lines in a horizon of orbs. Or am I over thinking this?
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
A LOT of "implieds" in his model... but I am always glad to see intelligent, high-profile coverage of this topic. Btw, Lex - these long clips are a hell of a treat. We sure do appreciate all the fantastic content.
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
I love when a youtube clip is longer than a tv show
Considering what we can detect and see out there in space with our current technology it's easy to imagine that a civilization that exists in our local galactic group that is only 1000 years ahead of us in science and technology would most likely already be aware of earth and its biosignature.
A civilization that is only 10,000 years ahead of us would most likely be aware that a civilization inhabits earth and might even have the means to send probes or craft to investigate in a relatively short amount of time (maybe they have warp drive or wormhole technology).
A civilization that is 100,000 years ahead of us probably doesn't give a crap about us as we are probably a dime a dozen across the cosmos and therefore uninteresting.
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.
In so many sci-fi stories and video games there’s always a precursor race that was first and left its mark and ancient ruins all over space. What’s crazy is WE could be one of if not the first civilization in our galaxy.
Lesson 1 in being an expert interviewer as shown here by Lex… when complex explanations are given, repeat back what you’ve heard in your own words in the form of a question. This clarifies the answer for the viewer and allows the interviewer to build trust with the interviewee and thus get more depth answers to the follow up questions.
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.
Jaqués valle in his book Wonders in The Sky, Unexplained Aerial Objects, must be read in the context of this conversation
They are multi-dimensional hence why we can’t always see them.
This came to mind too
Thank you for pressing him to clarify his answers. His original explanation was unclear and many of his terms felt undefined until you walked him back.
Lex, you are really interested in human behavior but I’ve e never seen you interview an applied or experimental behavior analyst.
This dude saw too many sci-fi movies. Start by seeing one and proving it to the world first lol.
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
Michio Kaku should hop on over to Lex and keep the convo rolling.
I once took DMT and had a conversation with a glowing being that said we will eventually go through some kind of enlightenment that will allow us to commune with the universe in ways never thought of before. I have told a total of 3 people about this experience in detail but it felt so unbelievably real it has stuck with me a decade after I had it. The problem with this guys work is he is not able to predict the "unknown unknowns" of existence. Much like we couldn't have imagined surgery without anesthetic.
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.
A basic understanding of game theory helps you understand how non-cooperative species tend to be eliminated by evolution.
Being extra aggressive, greedy, grabby or selfish guarantees that you’re either going to be outcompeted or destroyed by an alliance of more cooperative species.
Grabby aliens sounds like the Harvey Weinstein of space
The spheres of influence becoming aware of one another kind of reminds me of the six degrees of separation principle.
most humans would pay for an alien to get grabby with them…
😅
The Bootes Void is potentially an example of this
All this talk about millions of years in difference made me think... There might be some low number (around 10 straight out of my ass) of civilizations that get to the level of technology necessary for planetary expansion at the same time, lets say a timespan of 100.000 year for a low estimative. As we are getting there a few other species of aliens are at the same/close to our evolutionary and technological state eventually finding each other amd exchanging knowledge if possible, because the universe is so vast and harsh that these civilizations might be wiped from time to time not being able to contact one another, and only when a lot of species of advanced life have an intertwined net of information, history, and technology we will be able to surpass a few universal catastrophes here and there right?
Anyone else feel like the use of the word Grabby made this whole thing sound like a child made it up? I listened to the whole thing, and there was a lot of good information. Just have a hard time getting past the “Grabby” aliens part.
I'm not convinced expanding civilizations will be in spheres. Also I think they'd take lots of pit stops for resources and to set up bases. There will be problems along the way as they expand.
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.
I can't get over it. The line of reasoning is just brilliant!
So is his shirt!
And that's the whole point of climbing these ladders of like education and/or wealth n shit. Like when people get frustrated that they're being left in the dark about things or they become conspiracy theorists because they don't trust anything. People want to take short cuts and can't understand why we can't just be told the answers to everything they want to know so bad that they forget that one of humanities greatest responsibilities is developing.
What on earth is this conversation about ? These guys taking Hollywood science fiction to another level.
But this is assuming all aliens are like us. The likelihood of that is almost zero. However the likelihood there are many many aliens is very very high. We must assume most aliens don't operate like us at all.
Isn't this just the gambler's fallacy with extra steps?
He's saying that since we rolled "early", at 1 in 10^18 odds against, that means rolling "empty sky" (at this point in time) must have similar odds in favor, in order to balance the odds. That is his only basis for predicting a full sky in the future. The aliens will soon arrive to rescue us from our dreadful improbability. What? No!
Improbability is a way of being bro. Even you could potentially be improbable, just think of the possibilities.
“So we’re the success of all these unlikely events”
“It’s actually like cancer” 🗿
The more we advance as a species the more we turn inwards to our own created worlds. I think one of the reasons we don't see incredibly powerful alien species modifying the universe as they see fit is because at some certain stage of technological development civilizations find it more appealing to turn inwards instead of manipulating the environment around them. All we'd really be able to detect from that sort of civilization would maybe be their energy harnessing devices. Even those would probably just black out a star though, so that would be hard to notice. There are areas of the universe that are very dark though. Statistically there should be many many more stars in those areas and yet there aren't. Those could be energy harvesting fields.
Their version of "The Green New Deal" is keeping them stuck on their planet.
So just making up stuff and trying to make the " perameters" seem like they are based on something real
I couldn't listen to him refer to grabby aliens longer then 5 minutes 🙄
This was hard to grasp and follow, I had to stop doing other things and just focus. So freaking interesting I need to watch the whole interview!!! Question: why would they be able to travel across space/time just because of traveling at more than speed of light? I’ve so many questions!!
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.
We might not be this type 0 civilization that has not yet started to expand. We might instead be part of an already expansionist advanced civilization that just dropped a few humans off here on earth a few hundred thousand years ago, to fend for ourselves whilst the generation starship carried onto another system on the way to some super-earth. In fact we could even be some prison planet in a remote area of the galaxy where not many civilizations are thriving...
I've had the thought pop up before, what if "aliens" are just more humans?
We could just be a simple colonisation species and the reason we haven't found aliens yet is because they look like us, so blending in would be a joke.
Probably haven't revealed themselves because we're not ready
@@KuroSlickcrazy times were in
The expansion may be reduced into a refining process, a more highly sophisticated being may condense things to carry them around, like a planet in your pocket to sustain each individual, with long enough to advance this tech it’s possible that all pockets would be powered by the same “planet”
Close your eyes and tell me you're not listening to an episode of House M.D.
Holy shit 😂😂😂😂😂
I was into "Ancient Aliens" (the gods) *L O N G* before they were fashionable. As a "cosmic" new ager I listened to a lotta mediums channeling spiritual E.T.s, and they spoke amazing, ear-tickling, EGO-STROKING things....... I was utterly entranced by the deep wisdom.... Now I'm in a different LIGHT (John 8:12) I see what a FOOL I was. For all the talk of a Great Awakening a *Greater Deception* is coming....
..... A lotta UFO's are secret Gov. tech; but not all. Aliens/E.T.s are super-intelligent yet highly deceptive FALLEN ANGELS: the deviant *sons of God* of Biblical fame and their abominable *H Y B R I D* or synthetic A.I. creations (the Men in Black, the Greys, Reptilians, Mothman, Sasquatch etc).
The Fallen are VIRTUAL REALITY MASTERS out to *mess with our minds* and make us believe in *stuff* that ain't based in truth (John 14:6) - It's all about *deceiving humanity* and it's REAL EASY.
Even Lex can agree this guy is more right than anyone he has interviewed. You can see it Lex reaction.
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
There’s totally a lady out there that appreciates how you described …what was it…”I just need to be generating some offspring quickly here”..lmao! Get ‘em Lex!
Humans are currently in the Pre-Grabbian Era.
Lex pod is my fav. Plus a “clip” is 40 minutes. Awesome
This is so interesting. I absolutely love this channel. Keep up the good work Lex! I hope our paths cross sometime for a beer!
Way to wishy wash my for me, lots of speculation and hypothetical talk. Granted the whole topic of aliens is hypothetical and don’t get me wrong I love alien related talks but I much prefer the people who seem more grounded in reality that almost try and disprove aliens at times.
Joe R Yes, me too and the fact that Lex is even entertaining these types of nut jobs is sad. They carry on as though these ideas are established facts, complete with evidence when they are nothing of the sort.
@@SMHman666 literally dude, the way this guy was talking I was like “what the fuck, I wasn’t the best student in high school, I cut a lot of class and didn’t pay attention much, but when the hell did I miss the all the lessons in these alien civilizations facts?” I much prefer Rogans approach to the topic, he’s really only interested in talking to people with the most hard evidence/proof possible. Even that guy who brought bob lazar on and the other whistle blowers Jeremy something, he’s super wishy washy/little out there and you can always tell Rogan just wants him to shut the hell up and let the guest he brought talk.
@@joereilly8890 Haha, yes that's true.
Because mathematics can be used to model human biased observations of events in“Reality”, mathematics is often confused with being that “Reality”. This entire discourse, and others like it, is based on this erroneous and unproven premise. Thus, highly educated individuals with technical vocabulary “sound” convincing.
Wittgenstein warned against these arguments with his quote “The bewitchment of the intellect by Language”
First you must deceive/convince yourself. Then deceiving others is a piece of cake. By the way, I do follow Lex frequently. Of the bunch, I believe he deceives the least.
I would think that grabby would not last long. It would mean that having to leave their system in order to support themselves bad practices from the start, more chances for internal/external conflict. Like us!
Amazing topic and beautiful interview once again! An interesting thought - what if our universe if a giant, living being. And we on Earth are just a small part of just one cell. And what if we are the tiny cancer that could spread?
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
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So there's some large number of bacteria on earth right....quadrillion the 27th power or some big number lol. I wonder, does anyone them have a high power law that allows them the likelihood that 1 will grow to be a godzilla like creature? i guess it already happened.....dinosaurs.
Hmm few questions.
How could a civilization expand so fast? It takes time to build and settle entire WORLDS! Even if they had an army of 100 billions robots and unlimited energy I doubt anything could expand that fast.
I think the more plausible theory is that aliens would bend space to travel at speeds faster than the speed of light and also travel in time.
Worst episode ever! *comic book guy voice*
It all sounds like some dude's Star Wars fascination, justified by academic jargon, with zero tangible information.
This has got to be the most ill fitting explanation and incredibly frustrating interview. No faster than light travel? He’s acting like sentient beings radiate away like a bubble at the speed of light? Why the hell would they do that? And mentioning Fermi’s paradox? Likely a CIA psy op to discredit events. Total crap.
No data, no facts. Lots of “ if this, if that “. Zero evidence of anything whatsoever. Just endless theorising. The fact that we don’t see them proves they must exist? Friedman just about holds it together but I would have cracked up.
Around 19 min, this is why I love the American Healthcare system. That choice isn't in anyone's hands but mine. If I say F it, let's roll the million dollar dice, try that 1 in 10,000 chance treatment, I'll pay for it. That entire dilemma just plain doesn't exist for most of the population's doctors and health care providers.
Lex out here blessing us with a 40 minute 'clip ' 😂
Love this guy! Such a badass scientific savage!
Would love a pint down the boozer with him!
If you are not subbed to Lex then you truly are missing out.
I think he's a top geezer too!
Stop simping
@@show_me_your_kitties 😂
3:33 ''We have a mathematical model of the distribution of advanced civilisations i.e. aliens in space and time.'' Well, it's absolutely, utterly worthless. If that model is what you're basing your conclusions from, I'm out. Because it's, and I'm going to use a non-scientific term here - bollocks.
The Greeks knew nothing. They sat at the feet of the Ancient Kemetians “Kemet” and learned of Cosmology, Mathematics, Philosophy, Medicine etc.. Stop with this construct of his-story..
This guy is the new Joe Rogan
Lex helps, but most of this just makes no sense. It takes steps…we don’t know the steps or how many, but they must happen in roughly equal amounts of time, so we achieved the last one but we don’t know what it is. ?????? I’m not a genius, but I’m definitely not stupid, and this sounds like utter nonsense. 😂
I love both these guys.
I have found a 2-mile in diameter disk shaped spaceship on Google Earth.
24°54'53"N 170°11'23"W
CGP Grey sure knows a lot about aliens.
Nothing can be created out of nothing. Would you like to explain who created Aliens? Or do you understand that 'Aliens" are the fallen Angels who wish to own all of GOD's creation?
Bootes Void. There's your answer. Either they're shielding or cloaking their existence, or they've consumed that much energy from the preexisting stars and galaxies.
I believe Alan Watts had the best philosophical idealism
The way that this gentleman is using “cancer” in his analysis could not be used if he really understood what cancer is. He uses it with the assumption that if cancer is not detected, that cancer doesn’t exist at all in the body. The reality is that everyone has cancer in their body, all the time. It isn’t something that shows up in the body later on, and the older a person is, the slower cancer grows.
But there is a process called “apoptosis”, which is programed cell death. When a cell perceives that it is damaged, it will trigger a gene that causes the cell to dismantle itself, and dissolve its material. If a cell refuses to die, messenger cells are sent to kill the cell that is refusing to die. When a damaged cell refuses to die, that is known as cancer. So death is inextricably connected to life, and death is manifesting in your body millions of times a day - possibly trillions of times a day - since the human body contains between 50 to 75 trillion cells. When the process of eliminating these cells that refuse to die fails to eliminate the cancerous cells at a sufficient rate to keep their numbers low enough, the cancerous cells form a tumor or overwhelm the body and the body dies. Cancer has been called cells taking a vacation from death.
Apoptosis is also used by the body for other purposes. Such as while a fetus is forming during pregnancy, the fetus goes through a transformation of the body that reveal the evolution of the species. Hands have webbing between the fingers which are removed by apoptosis, cells dying. A child is born with a brain that has more cells than an adult. But as the child goes through the process of learning, apoptosis is used to remove cells that are unneeded as the brain maps itself with each life experience.
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There are only two reasons we haven’t been visited by aliens yet. We have been and don’t know it or they just don’t care. I bet you they care.
I just realized we are at a huge disadvantage because we formed on a 24 hour a day cycle and in order to run efficiently we need to rest, but what does that mean once we move far enough away that this sun has no effect on us?...Woah this is good weed
Probably there is no high number of high prices interstellar advanced aliens,most of them propably stuck on own planets as we are here stuck
I wish an alien would grab me 😂
We don't know shit....we're speculating in the same way one tries to see meaning in an abstract painting....these interviews are just individual speculations which are more likely to be further from truth than near
lol
alien civilizations yeah ;
but you cant show us anything ;
just blabbing ? c'mon
this dude is smoking some good weed i am sure 🤣(not lex but the guy who's he is interviewing )
I appreciate this kind of content but this guy's model is a bunch of nonsense. it's an endless series of what-if's along with a lot of assumptions that have no basis in anything but guesswork.
this guest is just not good at explaining things. He thinks he is, but he isn't, which is why Lex has to keep asking the same questions and has to try to repeat back what the guy said in order to understand it
Thanks for the layman's version of what a powerlaw is, really illuminating and straightforward 🙄
I’d have to say it’s worth it for society to spend $30k on that patient since saving that one person influences many lives
So it becomes obvious that many of you know much more than your saying, and questions are for us dumb folks. It kinda sucks.
Alien psychosis and ufo obsession
expanding rapidly, among tail-bone eartlings.
“Grabby” makes it sound like you’re discussing Trump! 💨
I kind of like the response of the scientist who when asked how D,N.A. got here responded by spaceship?
You can do better than this type of guy pushing his random, unproven rubbish. Lift your game Lex.
aww Lex doesn't know that the origin of natureIsMetal is the subreddit. Never heard of the instagram page
What if at some point, advanced civilization would "exit" our observable universe?
if they are grabby and loud they get taken out!
but evolution never stops, this isnt out final form, there isnt a final step, and even if there is its out of our imagination
Were in the world does this guy get his information ? It seems to me to be nothing but his opinion and speculation. How could anyone take his seriously ?
Amazing how americans always tend to think that Aliens not only behave like humans but especifically think that Aliens behave like americans..
As a non-American... shut up. Thinly veiled racism is still racism.
This is a clear demonstration of why this is arguably the Greatest podcast in the world right now.
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
I hope this guy didn’t spend energy time and money trying to write a book about this bullshit.
Jellyfish seems very alien like and quiet. Not very smart creatures but they can be very quiet and alien like.
Maybe they are hidding, and that scares me af. We should wonder why they are hidding and not if they are here or not(we have planty of evidence they are here)
Dont google image search lex with out a shirt... (was trying to see if he's ripped...)