World-Renowned Physicist: They Are Lying To You About UFOs & Reality - Michio Kaku
World-Renowned Physicist: They Are Lying To You About UFOs & Reality - Michio Kaku
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- Chapter 1: Intro
- Immortality is tantalizing close and you think it's possible within the laws of physics and biology
- Yeah. In fact, we know that there's a clock in our body called the tie that tracks how long we're going to live and
- there's something called talomeorase which stops the clock which means that we can live forever. That's the good
- news. But the bad news was we found out that cancer also uses tie and talomeorase to live forever. And so the
- question is can we apply that to humans without wakening up the cancers? But this is not science fiction. This is the
- future. And for 71 years, you've been studying physics and how science will shape human destiny. So how is life likely to be
- different in the future? Well, decade by decade, we see the enormous progress that we humans have
- made. For example, we'll probably be on the moon, maybe Mars, and also the artificial intelligence will help us to
- cure cancer and many diseases. However, for the first time in human history, we have the potential of destroying
- ourselves with designer germs, nuclear weapons, perhaps artificial intelligence. Like this is a quantum
- computer. This is so powerful that even the CIA is worried about the fact that these could break into any known
- computer, including banks, even Bitcoin. That's right. So, capitalism would vanish. Society would come to a halt
- And what about humanoid robots? I would look seriously at the possibility of merging with them so that we don't have
- a civil war. Realize that we're at the edge of a knife. You tilt it the wrong way and there's worlds war. You tilt it
- the other way and there's food and luxury for everyone. And it's up to us
- to decide which way the knife will go. Dr. Moaku, I've waited a long time to
- ask someone these questions. Where do you believe we came from? Do you think it's plausible that in fact we are
- living in a simulation? And then is there any evidence when we look out at the stars that there is non-human life
- out there? Okay, so first of all
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- Dr. Moaku, that's right. For anyone that isn't aware of you and
- your work and they're wondering whether they should listen to what you have to say today because they don't know your
- work and they've not gone through the the books and the interviews that you've done, how would you describe your experience? I work in something called
- string theory which we think is the theory that eluded Einstein for the last 30 years of his life. The theory of
- everything. The theory that explains the big bang, the formation of stars, galaxy, formation of the earth, life
- I'm a physicist working in the theory of everything. What is the theory of everything? An equation perhaps no more than one
- Chapter 2: What Is The Theory Of Everything?
- inch long that will allow us to quote read the mind of God. These are Einstein's words. the theory of the big
- bang, the theory of creation itself, the theory of of everything. I want to explain this in terms that
- even the most sort of novice viewer could understand. The theory of everything is is an equation that
- explains everything. Physics. No, no, no. Everything. Because from physics comes chemistry, comes
- chemistry, comes biology, and from that comes our universe. Is it things like gravity and space and
- time? gravity, uh, light, the nuclear force. Uh, there are four fundamental
- forces of the universe. There's the gravitational force which keeps us here, the electromagnetic force which lights
- up our our world, and the two nuclear forces. We want a theory that explains all four
- You know, when people watch your interviews and they read your books, what do you think is the fundamental
- Chapter 3: What Viewers Really Want To Know About The Universe
- question that they're typically seeking to answer? What does it mean for me?
- What does what mean for me? The physics of the future. That is we physicists create the future. We're the
- ones who understand what is possible, what is not possible, and what is plausible. How does that affect the
- average person? And there's an element of of all of us that's just trying to figure out how we
- got here, where our place is in the universe. Yeah. If especially for people who are
- philosophical or religious, they want to know what does it all mean? I mean, where did I come from? Where's the
- universe going? They want to know the answer to the big questions, the question of meaning. And that's what we
- physicists do. And they want to know if we're alone in the universe. Oh yeah, that too. That's a byproduct of
- what we do is look for extraterrestrial intelligence. You've been doing this for many, many
- Chapter 4: Our Biggest Misunderstanding About Reality
- decades now. You've been studying the nature of the universe and physics. Is there a fundamental misunderstanding
- that you're aware of that the average person still believes? Yeah, people
- think that physics is for eggheheads, that it's just uh doing equations on a blackboard and totally divorced from the
- average person. They don't realize that everything about their life, about
- electricity, about magnetism, about the nuclear force, about industry, everything comes from physics. But the
- average person thinks that physics is for eggheheads. It's for equations you put on a blackboard in a cartoon. Nope
- is everywhere. In the last couple of weeks, you've been asked to do lots of interviews because
- Chapter 5: Are We Alone In The Universe?
- Trump has released the UFO files. That's right. Before we get into lots of other subjects and physics generally, probably
- start by just tackling this question head on. Do you think that we are alone
- in the universe? No, we are not alone because a galaxy has 100 billion stars
- of which maybe 10% have planets that are earthlike or are similar to Earth. But
- the question is, can they visit us? A Saturn 5 rocket would take 70,000 years
- just to reach the nearest star. Hop, skip, and a jump. 70,000 years. So a
- civilization that could reach the earth would be hundreds thousands of years more advanced than us. So I'm a
- physicist. We look at that space warps. Is it possible that a flying saucer race
- could create a space warp so they can visit us? Space warp. Bending space
- Is that possible? Well, gravity bends space all the time. The question is, can you bend space
- enough so that you can go faster than the speed of light so you can visit the nearest star? That's a question mark. We
- physicists look at that, but we have no definite answer. But it's it's possible
- Chapter 6: Are UAP Sightings Evidence Of Extraterrestrial Life?
- So when these people say that, you know, I had a podcast uh recently where two
- people explained to me that there's been some very unusual sightings of UAPs
- Mhm. And they use this as evidence to say that aliens exist. Mhm. Do you think those sightings are
- actually extraterrestrial life or do you think it's just uh people hallucinating and seeing I don't know light orbs and
- misunderstanding what they're looking at? Well, there are three types of observations. Close encounters of the
- first kind is when you see something in the sky. First kind. Close encounters of the second kind is
- when you have something tangible, an engine, uh a body, a wreckage of a UAP
- That's second kind. Close encounters of the third kind is when you actually encounter them and shake their hand
- Now, where are we? We're at close encounters of the first kind where we see things floating in the sky, but we
- don't know what they are. We don't have anything tangible. Now, in science fiction, we've captured the flying
- saucer. We have the aliens in a case or so. That's the movies. We have yet to
- see an alien in in a laboratory. We have yet to see an alien ship. In other
- words, people say, "I saw something." Now, what does that mean? I'm a physicist. We go where the we go where
- the observation goes. And we have no observations to verify what you saw
- Except, of course, sensationalists who say, "I've seen the bodies." Okay, show us
- So, from that, I conclude that you don't believe alien life has arrived here on
- Earth. I don't I I I'm open to the possibility. 95% of the sightings we can we can uh explain using the known laws
- of physics. 5% are either optical illusions or they are evidence of
- visitation. You can't rule it out. So, I'm open to the idea that maybe they're here. Now, President Trump has released
- the first mountain load of 160 uh encounters of alien technology, we
- think, but we haven't yet seen a close encounter of the second kind. When that
- happens, that's a game changer. When we have a piece of UFO hardware, that would
- that would nail it to the wall right there. There's the a narrative that the US government or generally governments