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“High Frequency Gravitational Wave Generator"? Isn't this the technology reported to be seen by the infamous Bob Lazar in the late 80s? https://en.wikipedia.org

“High Frequency Gravitational Wave Generator"? Isn't this the technology reported to be seen by the infamous Bob Lazar in the late 80s? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lazar https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lazar

ohheywow 7y ago
Never heard of him, just looked him up and it turns out he was on Joe Rogan last week. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEWz4SXfyCQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEWz4SXfyCQ
bayareanative 7y ago
Tinfoil attention seeker or big claims/flimsy evidence pleader. There's also a lot of lonely, sad people who say the FBI's watching them and have a file on them... delusions of grandeur.
- kekebo 7y ago
  I used to have a similar stance, especially given the outlandish nature of his claims, but a lot of things he said that were initially used against him after the Knapp interview turned out to be accurate over time. His supposed prediction of the discovery of Moscovium ("Element 115") still puzzles me. Not that that's proving anything but it gives me a harder time to entirely dismiss it. The Joe Rogan interview linked in sibling comment is an interesting follow up to the initial interviews with George Knapp from the late 80s.
  - libertine 7y ago
    Well one could say that it would be a matter of time before someone discovered the Element 115 - what's curious is that he seems pretty confident when he says that, when we will have a stable version of the element (if ever), it will have the same properties he claims it has.
- novaleaf 7y ago
  keep in mind though, that it's no longer delusions of grandeur to suspect a 3 letter agency watching you. Just matter of fact. Just make an international phone call with a non-citizen, for the most obvious example. Slightly less obvious is just walking around outside if you are within 20 miles of a big city or an international border. To me, that I still look at these guys claims of spooks watching them with incredulity is a bit disturbing. They were obviously nuts, but now it's a fact of life? Totally bizarre.
TheTicTac 7y ago
Not only that. The related drawings include what appears to be some sort of "tac tac" craft. Which, at this point means we either have some kind of stupid psychological operation on our hands, or (hopefully) some rational facts that shed light on the bullshit artistry of paranormal crackpots, and dispel idiotic space alien malarky once and for all. I swear, if I hear any further bullshit about "greys" from "Zeta Reticuli 1 & 2" and watch people eat a can of X-files garbage like it's a Dean Kamen TED Talk, I'm going to off myself by eating rat poison, because this world is fucking stupid.
- svd4anything 7y ago
  > some kind of stupid psychological operation on our hands While the rest of your comments seems like it could be perhaps better worded. The author of the article does have as one of his leading theories that all this recent hoopla is some type of Psychological Operation (PSYOP)
  - ncmncm 7y ago
    "Men Who Stare at Goats", by Jon Ronson is a terrifying tale, if read carefully, of PSYOPs agencies and the ops they run against the American public.

ohheywow 7y ago

Never heard of him, just looked him up and it turns out he was on Joe Rogan last week. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEWz4SXfyCQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEWz4SXfyCQ

bayareanative 7y ago

Tinfoil attention seeker or big claims/flimsy evidence pleader. There's also a lot of lonely, sad people who say the FBI's watching them and have a file on them... delusions of grandeur.

kekebo 7y ago
I used to have a similar stance, especially given the outlandish nature of his claims, but a lot of things he said that were initially used against him after the Knapp interview turned out to be accurate over time. His supposed prediction of the discovery of Moscovium ("Element 115") still puzzles me. Not that that's proving anything but it gives me a harder time to entirely dismiss it. The Joe Rogan interview linked in sibling comment is an interesting follow up to the initial interviews with George Knapp from the late 80s.
- libertine 7y ago
  Well one could say that it would be a matter of time before someone discovered the Element 115 - what's curious is that he seems pretty confident when he says that, when we will have a stable version of the element (if ever), it will have the same properties he claims it has.
novaleaf 7y ago
keep in mind though, that it's no longer delusions of grandeur to suspect a 3 letter agency watching you. Just matter of fact. Just make an international phone call with a non-citizen, for the most obvious example. Slightly less obvious is just walking around outside if you are within 20 miles of a big city or an international border. To me, that I still look at these guys claims of spooks watching them with incredulity is a bit disturbing. They were obviously nuts, but now it's a fact of life? Totally bizarre.

TheTicTac 7y ago

Not only that. The related drawings include what appears to be some sort of "tac tac" craft. Which, at this point means we either have some kind of stupid psychological operation on our hands, or (hopefully) some rational facts that shed light on the bullshit artistry of paranormal crackpots, and dispel idiotic space alien malarky once and for all. I swear, if I hear any further bullshit about "greys" from "Zeta Reticuli 1 & 2" and watch people eat a can of X-files garbage like it's a Dean Kamen TED Talk, I'm going to off myself by eating rat poison, because this world is fucking stupid.

svd4anything 7y ago
> some kind of stupid psychological operation on our hands While the rest of your comments seems like it could be perhaps better worded. The author of the article does have as one of his leading theories that all this recent hoopla is some type of Psychological Operation (PSYOP)
- ncmncm 7y ago
  "Men Who Stare at Goats", by Jon Ronson is a terrifying tale, if read carefully, of PSYOPs agencies and the ops they run against the American public.