I particularly love the fact that you did not dismiss him as merely insane, but rather willing to investigate further the possibilities “if” he is actually on to something….. and FOR THAT, I will follow you Sir!
Hi @jasonpearson3460, Thank you for your kind words and for your support! It’s truly important to approach new ideas with an open mind, especially when they challenge conventional thinking. Terrence Howard’s theories, while controversial, certainly spark interesting discussions and deserve a thoughtful investigation. I believe that in the realm of science and innovation, the "what if" questions are often the ones that lead to breakthroughs and new understanding. By exploring these possibilities, we can uncover new perspectives that might one day change how we view the world. I’m glad you appreciate this approach, and I’m thrilled to have you join our community of curious minds. Looking forward to sharing more intriguing content with you! Warm regards, Mike
Honestly, I haven't thought much about getting back into science again for quite some time. Especially things like quantum science, etc. until I had listened to Terrence Howard's explanations as they stirred things up. While my stray from science was more of an involuntary separation due to a personal issue in life, I'm now left with more thoughts and curiosity than ever before with newfound interest. However, I unfortunately feel like there's not much to do with it all at this current moment. Especially personally, considering my poor health. But I'm sure the wheels have been spinning for some time now behind the scenes. Though I also can't help but feel limited by our current status quo on top of things. As I imagine adopting a lot of what was mentioned would result in the need to uproot most of our infrastructure. But, we may be able to find a way. I try not to underestimate humans at least. While fully grasping some understandings of Terrence may be somewhat limited to his own perspective, I do personally believe this is all revolutionary and worth looking into. To put it simply, a lot of what he said makes sense to me and I cannot find much doubt in my mind through my understandings of what I know so far and while thinking about what he's been saying with some research of my own. I just hope more people better suited for the future may pick up on this and maybe begin moving those stagnant fields of science once again for the better of all mankind. Would be great to see what may come of it before my passing. I think the key lies in the partnership between these unique people that are capable of bridging the gap in these fields and those that want to see humans flourish in these fields and those people that are capable of funding such endeavors. I think the main issue in it all is who to trust, as usual unfortunately. While as unfortunate as it is, I'm sure there's good and bad people on both sides, perhaps ignorant of which side they're really on. Definitely leaves you pondering on what the solution may be to all of this in the end. Perhaps it's simply a matter of shedding those layers that we tend to construct to separate us from each other, when we're really no different from each other at all. I think once we truly realize that, we can work towards simply bettering each other as humans, and that's it. But what do I know, I'm just some 28 year old that feels 82 that's lived under a rock and has far too much time to contemplate these things lmao (P.S. sorry for the essay, more of a rant 😂but if you happen to read this I at least wanted to say thanks for your videos, after stumbling upon your channel it's kept my interest in these things so I appreciate that along with your insight. Take care!)
Hear, hear! (Or is it Read, read! in this context? lol!) I enjoyed reading your thoughts 💭 The next 50 years will no doubt see our understanding of things turned completely upside down! Exciting, scary, but glad to be here on Earth right now to witness even a tiny bit of it!
@@Aerojuanas lol well I'm glad you enjoyed it nonetheless. I agree though, it is nice to witness such a thing as well as exciting to maybe see what may come of it. Perhaps it's the many different paths this could take that somewhat worries me as the ambiguity in this situation hasn't been helping either. But I'm sure we'll get there eventually. All I can do is hope for the best and go with the flow as I often do, maybe I'll try to do what I can with what time and capability I have left, but I really don't have much going for me anymore except my thoughts unfortunately. But as a good friend of mine always says "we do what we can"
@@tai5338 I can totally understand where you're coming from. Remember, Stephen Hawking didn't have much going for him except his thoughts either. We indeed "do what we can" with the gifts bestowed on us, and if your gift is thinking, that's a pretty great one 💗 with the right support, we can all do incredible things with whatever we've got 💪
Greatly appreciated your perspective in this comment, and likewise I believe this will open the mind of certain individuals on a path they seem to not be able to find…… myself included!
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts-it's really refreshing to see such honest and thoughtful reflections. I'm really glad my videos could reignite your interest in science, especially amidst the challenges you've faced. It’s amazing how curiosity can bring us back to our passions, isn’t it? Your perspective on the potential changes needed in our scientific infrastructure and the broader societal implications is incredibly insightful. I agree, it's all about collaboration and pushing the boundaries together. Let’s keep the conversation going and see where these exciting ideas can take us. Keep that curiosity alive, and take care of yourself! Looking forward to more of your "essays" in the comments. 😄
This is why I love Joe Rogan. He let's people who normally aren't given an opinion to speak their mind to have their moment. And I think everyone deserves to be heard. With that said it doesn't change the fact that I think Terrence is off by a mile and most of what he says makes no sense. This is another reason to allow everyone to speak. It lets you find out who's full of s#%t.
I love this! Very thought provoking and I'm excited to see future discussions on these ideas. I'm gonna throw something wild out there and maybe a bit woo woo 😅 We have been hearing a lot about aliens ,and alien technology lately. We have seen declassified video of UAPs acting in ways that defy our current understanding of physics. If we can resist the urge to buck at these things, and entertain the thought for a moment that the phenomena are real, and not deep fakes, or insert whatever dismissive explanation one could come up with, then it stands to reason that there may in fact be quite a lot we're missing and misunderstanding about the fundamental nature of reality. It's precisely this possibility that makes me open my mind and consider the wild ideas Howard has presented to us. He could really be onto something.... "something" being the holes in our current understanding of things. Albeit, he is likely missing the mark, but perhaps aiming in the right direction? 🤔
Alien technology would certainly have to come from an entirely new way of looking at everything. Like starting from scratch. Terrance offers this alternate road to get there
