Thread on episode 136: Alien Invasions and Artificial Intelligence, Part 2
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RSR hosts Fred Williams and Daniel Hedrick continue exploring the secular fascination with alleged UFOs. The popularized 1994 Ruwa Zimbabwe Alien Encounter championed by UFO enthusiasts is shown to be full of photon torpedo holes. The lunacy didn't stop in Zimbabwe, as Harvard astronomy professor Avi Loeb warns us that the first possible interstellar object Oumuamua is actually an alien spaceship dropping probes here and there. Professor Loeb believes in the Copernican principle which states that humans are not at a special place in the universe. Fred & Daniel quickly refute this via the powerful evidence from quantized redshifts and the "axis of evil", both of which clearly shows that we truly are at the center of the vast universe
Mar 6, 2022 at 7:22pm
Star Trek 5 was really bad
Mr. Hedrick loses all credibility when he says the Star Trek V was a great movie. That movie was horrible. Remember, they meet some sort of evil God? I agree that Star Trek IV was based on a stupid premise but it very entertaining, much better than Star Trek V. The even numbered "original cast" Star Trek movies are the better ones.No replies to this thread yet
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RSR hosts Fred Williams and Daniel Hedrick continue exploring the secular fascination with alleged UFOs. The popularized 1994 Ruwa Zimbabwe Alien Encounter championed by UFO enthusiasts is shown to be full of photon torpedo holes. The lunacy didn't stop in Zimbabwe, as Harvard astronomy professor Avi Loeb warns us that the first possible interstellar object Oumuamua is actually an alien spaceship dropping probes here and there. Professor Loeb believes in the Copernican principle which states that humans are not at a special place in the universe. Fred & Daniel quickly refute this via the powerful evidence from quantized redshifts and the "axis of evil", both of which clearly shows that we truly are at the center of the vast universe