UFO Disclosure Won’t Happen Unless... Eric Weinstein & Joe Rogan 

Fun Fact: Nothing in the universe can break the laws of physics. If something appears to, it just tells us we don't know physics as well as we thought.

When someone (like these guys) says something breaks the laws of physics, what they should have said is that "the physics of this object is beyond our current understanding".

It’s all shits and giggles until you see one with your own freaking eyes.

Curiosity is the main basis of science. You find a way to find answers. Being smart with a phd is one thing. Having a passion to find answers is another.

As Joe mentions earlier in the podcast, a show with Bob Lazar and Eric W would see phenomenal response and record breaking numbers of people tuning in. Let's hope that happens too.

That comment about B and C level people seeking out D level help so they dont feel threatened feels so on point for explaining a lot of things.

There can only be one answer: *Our sciences are flawed.* The question: Are they flawed on purpose?

The Dirac equation was poorly thought of at UCLA in the math & physics department in the 1970s. Eric is astute with his questions and analogies.

Fun fact: When we say the laws of physics we are talking about the laws that we as a human race have already studied and confirmed.

Joe must’ve forgotten that he WAS informed about the Wilson Memo. They talked about it when he had Jeremy Corbell on his podcast a good while ago.

If something defies the laws of physics it’s because the laws of physics have fallen short and that we need to expand our understanding of the universe

He is not happy about not being in the big club.

It’s so comforting to hear two human beings having a constructive argumentative conversation mutually uninterrupted , I’m sitting and listening in silence and enjoying every minute with no compulsion to post whatever runs into my head, it’s a real conversation between two people who have no desire to do one over on the other with there version of what they believe to be true, it’s respect 🇮🇪👍

I loved when he compared what he could understand of this by inserting CPAs into the string section of an orchestra with a reference to them understanding string theory.

I saw the United States Government's Antigravity craft on August 30th 2023. I was on Indiana highway 446 close to the Hoosier national Forest sign heading back from fishing at Lake Monroe. The craft when I saw it was traveling from west to east. At first I thought it was a helicopter searching for someone in the forest and it came into view and I tried to realize what I was looking at in amazement. It was huge and the light it was putting off was light lights of the city as I drove under it. The lights on it were in the corners and center were crisp white with a blue hue. It had red and green navigation lights and strobe lights and a spot light close to the center. It was painted gray with the access panels highlighted lighter gray. The panels were like the ones on the new stealth bomber design. It also had nose cones in the corners. The sides were rolled and not sharp like an air cutting edge. The way it moved in the sky was like it slid over the treetops and it didn't shake a leaf on the trees. It moved steadily with a slight rotation northward without changing direction. I believe it was built by Northrop Grumman facilities... Most of the sights I have heard of are in direct pathways of their facilities and it resembled it's design aspects as other crafts that they built.

Why do you need disclosure? We should stop looking to our government as the authority on this subject since they obviously aren't designed for it or don't care to help us. We can make more progress by circumventing governments. The US is just hamstringing this whole endeavor.

My favorite part of this podcast "Michio Kaku is out of control" 🤣

The problem with humanity is, if we can’t comprehend something it’s not logical..to us. We have no idea what’s out there, what they’re capable of, and how far more advanced they are than us. We as humans need to keep a sense of optimism, and just be as prepared as we think we can be, for if/when we make contact.

Huge thanks to the people who helped bring us this information

One of the hardest things for people to grasp is that we aren’t top of the food chain here. It’s even harder for those who have not yet seen with their own two eyes, something they can’t explain.

This is one of the first times I've ever heard Eric Weinstein actually make a point. He usually just eloquently talks in circles without ever actually saying anything. It's nice to see him actually do something with his intelligence.

Sounds reasonable and yet jaw-dropping. Let's bring more like this to the table of conversation.

dont need a weather man to tell you which way the wind blows

Is there a full version of this podcast? it was cut off ….

I just love Joe Rogan he has the most interesting guests. Whether you believe what they're saying or not still makes for a interesting show...

The appearance of “breaking the laws of physics” is usually a good indicator that another physical law is at work. For example: Tens of thousands of pounds of metal defy gravity everyday by flying through the air. We call them airplanes and they use the law of aerodynamics to overpower gravity. It’s not a question of what law is being broken, it’s what law is being utilized.

Hadn’t seen this video before. Agree with how much smarter he seems by trying to solve a problem instead of finding ways to try to disprove it. 👍

I miss seeing these full podcasts on youtube

Joe Rogan has got this figured out. When you've got a well-connected genius on the program, Therorizing at Full Tilt, you must mumble affirmatively, just enough to keep the genius talking, for the sake of the shiow I would pay good money to hear this entire conversation in full.

Fun fact: Joe was told previously about the willson memo by Jeremy Corbell on the Bob Lazar ep

Wow...this is the most enlightened dialogue I've heard in years! MORE!!!

i have friends in high-level military ranks who have disappeared, found one in an old PDF file were he was attending a meeting on defense systems.

We need our highest minds to work on the UFO/UAP phenomenon. Like Avi Loeb says "the public pays for science" science should work on the public's interests.

I’m really glad someone else is talking about the competency crisis in this country!

There was a physicist called Stanton Freedman. He was a nuclear physicist and he talked about it and studied it and was very openly active researching it and he said they do defy the laws of physics as we currently understand them and he said and I quote: “I say defy the laws of physics as we currently understand them because clearly there is something wrong if these defy laws of physics and we still have more to learn”. I don’t think Eric has even googled it, if he had then he would have known there were physicists studying them 20+ years ago and there are plenty studying it now. Sadly Stan has passed away now.

In the mid-1970's, My Father and I were talking on the upstairs deck at his beach house in Oceanside, CA. A glint of light in the daytime sky caught my eye. When I looked up, I saw two round orbs, each about 60 feet across at an altitude of approximately 2,500ft Above Sea level. They were moving fast. Subsonic. No windows, no wings, no lights, no sound, metallic in color, flying southbound, parallel to the beach line. This was in proximity of Camp Pendleton, CA. I tried to direct my Father's attention to what I was seeing but the orbs were gone by the time he oriented himself. There is something going on. I don't know what, but I saw what I saw and cannot explain what was seen.

Shout out to Mr. Rogan!! During the pandemic I was under the impression that he was some kind of quack, but lately I've been getting suggestion after suggestion of various Joe Rogan clips, and I have to say everyone I have seen has been absolutely captivating. His guests are so interesting. He seems willing to talk about anything and he does it intelligently. Who would have guessed a standup comic/Martial artist would be the best thing on the internet. He is like the David Attenborough of the podcast world. Willing to go anywhere to learn and teach and just converse. I love this guy and I love this show.

I love how Joe says he hasn't heard of "The Wilson memo" You know Jeremy Corbell is out there crying saying "i ToLd HiM aBoUt ThAt WhEn I wAs ThErE!!!" 😂😂😂😂

3:50 There is an open source project for deploying and managing these "sensors". I forgot the name of it and am not sure it's still active but know it was operational not long ago. It's basically a really simple system with off the shelf components that track all aerial object on a grid and is able to with other public comm systems target UFOs in real time and with great accuracy. This is where all this needs to head - not the government or corporate sector but the public sector.

If Gordon Cooper said he saw them, they’re real…

Love the phrase "faking a UFO-gasm"

I graduated Stony Brook,1987, Biochemistry major. I met CN Yang in the math tower. Was a complete humble gentleman, and obviously a giant in physics

At last someone talking sense about this infernal topic!

This dude reminds me of Gale from Breaking Bad.

The depth of this conversation is astounding!! No BS just straight facts!

Now this is Eric at his best. Saying complex things but properly breaking them down in a digestible way for us non geniuses/physicists. Normally he rattles off a complex problem and provides impossible to understand analogies to describe said problem

Enjoyed every bit!

I watched the dragon tail..we both saw a stationery star move south to North towards it then return to its previous position. Straight and honest observation by two individuals.

This guy makes my head hurt, the full pod cast is excellent, I had to replay a few bits just so I actually got it.

I don't think they're extraterrestrial but rather interdimensional.

Hey Joe, do you think we can get some microphones that don’t pick up everybody’s swallowing and lip smacking it makes it hard to listen to some of these podcast

As someone who knows your passwords and Joes - Keeping a secret is hard.. OpSec leaks, hackers, mistakes in operation security, disgruntled employees, and so on..

Eric - "Do you know about the wilson memo?" Joe - "No" Hahahaha I remember more than once this Wilson Memo has been mention on Joe's Podcast, the last time was with Jeremy Corbell

This blew my mind away. When you are geek and you understand the concept, you don't feel alone in this world.

1:00 Yes, Joe. You have. It was on podcast 1315, 1853 and 2028

“Faking ufogasim”😂😂😂

This has been one of the most informative videos I have watched about this very topic. What really grabbed my attention to this was the logic, and simply asking the questions. Doctor Keating, for the sake of the rest of us... keep digging!.

There are few people I have tracked across platforms. Thank you Dr. Brian.

Where to find full version of this intrwiev ?

Alex Jones mentioned the Wilson Memo like 5 years ago when he was on the Rogan Podcast !!

Actually Bob Lazar explained this. He said they deliberately employed physicists from community colleges and lesser-universities just so there wouldn't be obvious holes in talent in non-secret sectors. It also goes to explain the stupidity of the people Bob replaced when they tried to open a working reactor with an angle-grinder, killing themselves. They weren't hiring the best.

Exceptional information, great podcast would love to see the whole interview. Thanks to both

I think Joe Rogan's UFO talk videos are possibly his greatest contribution to the public to date.

Internet communication across the World, defies the Laws we didn't know back then, say 100 years ago. So if we don't understand something, doesn't mean it defy laws.

Besides being an incredibly intelligent man...Eric is also one of the best communicators around. He is precise, succinct, economical and intelligible. He never talks down to anyone... yet at the same time he never compromises his own high standards...so his listeners have to make the effort to comprehend where he's at. Brilliant! Easily one of my favourite speakers.

Eric Weinstein gets it. He was describing the literal "G-Project" which was headed by the likes of George S. Thimble of The Martin Company (later merged into Lockheed-Martin in the 70s), in cooperation with Clarke Electrical Laboratories headed by Dudley Clarke, General Dynamics and Bell-Textron Aircraft circa 1956-1958. Search Battelle Memorial Institute.

When people quit talking in "Theory's" and talk about what is actually happening they will realise there are Physics that we don't understand yet. We are a young species and we are not able to understand these so called impossible physics yet. When somebody says "That goes against the laws of physics" that shows how far we need to grow.

Fun Fact: There's about 100 comments saying "Fun Fact: If someone says 'it breaks the laws of physics that just means our understanding of physics is not yet on that level.'"

weinstein is an electric storyteller he really has me on the edge of my seat discussing this stuff

Manhattan project was mentioned. It occurred to me that one of the eventual developments of that project was the info was leaked to the USSR. Given the state of the world at that time, it's not difficult to imagine that drastic measures were put in place to eliminate future leaks of that sort among scientists working on black projects. It's conceivable that those measures were never relaxed and now work against progress, but no one has the comprehensive overview or authority to remedy it.

For fun I checked out the stony brook physics departments he mentioned. It's definitely an impressive faculty but I can only count 40 faculty total which probably isn't enough to be at Manhattan Project levels of staffing. They publish a lot of papers that seem to mostly be related to string theory or high energy particle physics. A public university would be a terrible place to try to hide anything because it would be subject to FOIA requests. I think it's just a strong theoretical physics department that is either trying to extend the standard model or dithering in string theory. It's not a place rethinking the foundation of how we understand reality.

It defies OUR laws of physics. Fixed it 😊

This guy is talking sense. The smarter you are in this world you're always trapped within the confines of people who know far less than you. Most of the time it's your boss and it's rare when you have that one person who Excels further in a position of power. The thing is, people are so stupid they wouldn't even know if that person was very intelligent. They're trapped within the confines of "power trips" and "I'm your boss" mentality.

2010 I witnessed a green ufo that appeared suddenly and moved slowly for 1.5 to 2 seconds, then performed an extremely high-speed maneuver over the horizon. I was at sea onboard a US warship. 2230 hr , 100 miles off the coast of Los Angelis, CA.

The reason is because most physicists are not willing to put their careers on the line to get into the subject

Hi, sorry eric , but im wondering if I was falliing in an elevator and i perfectly timed it and jumped before impact, could I survive in suspended animation.. it would have to be perfectly timed bit theoretically iit is possible isn't it .

I just love these podcasts the questions and challenges are fantastic and leaves me wanting more

The cut when he mentions Black Rock is noteworthy.

Pretty sure lazar speaks physics

Jack Sarfatti, maybe? _Crickets_

Wow! I’ve listened to a lot of JRE and this is my favourite episode to date. Just brilliant!

"If you could not travel faster than the speed of light, you could not travel in space at all, and that perhaps is the assumption of many who still think that this is a barrier that cannot be surpassed. Even before there were any human civilizations in the world, space travel was underway to a very large and sophisticated extent. You can travel faster than the speed of light and counteract its effect on time and aging, and this has been practiced far longer than any human civilization." ~ The Allies of Humanity ~ 7th Briefing Questions & Answers

Why did it shut off before the end?

It's businesses. Scarier than off planets.

Didnt know that Stony Brook is considered in such a way in the US. I studied their work on morphometrics and it's been absolutely top notch stuff. A true treasure trove of scientific tools and great science groups.

What I understand about what is happening, is that the scientific community is laughing the data out of the lab and is never seriously being seen. No one wants to touch the subject because of the ridicule from thier peers.

If you don't already know, you don't have a need to know.

Thanks doc. Please keep plugging away.

There’s something about this guy that’s just original. I think it’s his ability to transform information from a state of high agreeableness into one of uncertainty. His use of language is also very intriguing, just a solid foundation for intense discussion.

Setauket is pronounced sea-tau-ket. I attended SUNY Stony Brook and while I was there they were the third largest public research institution in the country so you’re talking about a lot of very very smart people in many many disciplines. They also wound up managing the Brookhaven national labs which is another center for physics research

aliens do not understand morse code

We have thousands of Ph.D. Physics people who we don't know where they went and where they work anymore. Can't even find their resumes anymore. Though I doubt you need something as big as Manhattan project.

Once you clearly see a silent craft the size of a building, you don't need any physicists to know they're real!

I listened to the entire podcast and it is so far above my understanding and I’m sure the guest was dumbing it way down.. this is who we need researching ufos.

I live in Setauket. It's widely considered the b Kentucky of Long Island

we are not allowed to research electrical engineering. Eric Dollard explains how you need to be a marine to work in that field. It is one of the most heavily surpressed fields.

The funny thing is the Joe actually has heard of the Wilson memo, it's been mentioned multiple times on his own podcast by his UFO guests like Jeremy Corbell

To say that UAPs defy the laws of physics means to me that we haven’t acquired an all encompassing understanding of physics and the subject’s (physics) capacity.

In one little segment, Eric dismantle the government bullshit disclosure just like that by showing that there’s actually no one in the government that could understand this information if they actually had it I love it