Physicist Michio Kaku on the Shift in the UFO Phenomenon

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  @shaanchaudhry5719 · 4 years ago

  Hour and a half into the full Rogan podcast with Michio Kaku and I noticed NOT. ONE. SINGLE. TIME. did Michio ever interrupt Joe when he spoke. Might be the most polite guest ever. I hope Joe has him back on!

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  @austinkessler2700 · 4 years ago

  I feel like he’s explained these things so many times that he’s just ready for the aliens to show up already

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  @leecm · 4 years ago

  75 years old and still sharp as a tack. And he still has that childlike excitement for the universe. Gotta love it.

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  @bigone4311 · 3 years ago

  he is so friggin smart, yet he broke it down in such an easy-to-listen-to way that I felt like I got smarter. a great teacher

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  @PapaFearGaming · 4 years ago

  I missed these kind of conversations on JRE.

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  @TheRealGuywithoutaMustache · 4 years ago

  As Michio said himself, these objects are capable of flyin at mach 5 to mach 20 speeds and can move in zig zags, I just think it's safe to say that this level of technology is far from humanity's grasp for a while.

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  @kawi7676 · 4 years ago

  I cannot believe how different his answer was to the same question he asked Neil degrasse Tyson,  who spent 20 minutes trying to say that the Fravor sighting was not convincing enough because each one of the multitude of sensors on the airplanes that chased it could be faulty or not calibrated, and then spent another 20 minutes telling a story about some quirky experiment where everyone was sure it was one thing and turned out it wasn’t due to some faulty equipment thereby dismissing it all outright. This guy actually gave a real scientific answer and was not afraid to go into hypotheticals.

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  @432b86ed · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s so gratifying to listen to a scientist that doesn&apos;t need to worry about his standing in the scientific community. &nbsp;Unafraid to tell us how he <i>really</i> feels about this important topic.

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  @StoneyHoliday · 4 years ago

  Dr. Kaku taught me Astronomy. Best class ever. You didn&apos;t just learn about the Cosmos but about humanity in his class. He used to say [at the time] And I sort of paraphrase: &quot;You have to go 3 trillion miles in the universe to find something as complex as the human brain and you kids waste it on MTV&quot;

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  @Anonymous-c6f7d · 3 years ago

  It&apos;s nice to hear Kaku objectively analyzing this subject rather than just disregarding it like DeGrasse

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  @dinodemario4255 · 3 years ago

  Finished first in his physics class at Harvard…The guys a genius with zero arrogance..One of the smartest people on Earth..

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  @calledout4437 · 3 years ago

  I love this guy. He is exactly what a scientist should be. He keeps an open mind and has no problem admitting that gee our laws of physics could be proven wrong by something we don’t understand.

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