Aliens

Jacob welcomes Matt Pines back onto the podcast to follow through on his promise to have a serious and rigorous conversation about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs). Matt and Jacob briefly address U.S.-China relations before addressing the controversial recent Congressional hearings about UAPs and exploring the political developments around UAPs and non-human, extraterrestrial life. Matt is a management consultant at Krebs Stamos and is appearing on the podcast in a strictly personal capacity.

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Timestamps:

(00:00) - Intro

(02:26) - U.S.-China cyber relations

(09:26) - Is the US actively targeting China via cyber attacks?

(12:30) – Politics of aliens

(18:26) - Plausible Deniability?

(30:10) - Why is there US bipartisan support for alien investigations?

(36:40) – Do aliens exist?

(49:19) – What does it mean if they do?

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