/sci/ is Bob Lazar lying?

[Anonymous No.10986030]

Over the past couple days I've been reading those recent articles about the US Navy confirming three UFO videos to be legit and the whole "unidentified aerial phenomena" shit. I then started to read and watch more shit from Bob Lazar since apparently he is somewhat credible and seems "legit". He also apparently confirmed element 115 before it was even confirmed to exist to the public too. Idk alien conspiracy theories always sketch me out because I have a very close minded view about aliens visiting earth.

[Anonymous No.10986032]

>>10986030
yes, he lied about everything, especially his supposed masters degree from MIT

[Anonymous No.10986055]

>confirmed element 115

What a fucking shocker

[Anonymous No.10986114]

Most people on /sci/ have a huge ego cause they are studying stem.

You 19 to 28 year olds would never work on a ufo. Stay jealous and keep shitposting on here.

[Anonymous No.10986167]

>>10986030
Hes obviously lying

*raids bobs house third time this year*

ueah man he is a lying sociapath

*bob builds his own hydrogen powered carÄ

mm yeah hes a wacko nutjob for sure man dont trust him

*bob builds a particle accelerator to create elements he cannot buy anywhere*


yeah man he is just crazy


*gets raided by fbi again*

[Anonymous No.10986176]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPd4mBJdn_g

Retired CIA agent talks about the same stuff as Bob.

[Anonymous No.10986183]

>>10986167
Do you

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[Anonymous No.10986200]

>>10986183
oh no he took a shit in my pot

[Anonymous No.10986699]

any element you can think of 'exists' as long as you can keep the protons glued together long enough to observe it. Element 115 existing was hardly surprising even when he mentioned it. The stability of isotopes is relatively predictable too, so people already knew there was a good chance of creating a few atoms of it long enough to 'discover' it. Totally stable element 115 is a load of shit though, even accounting for the 'island of stability', which is only expected to be relatively more stable than lighter elements.

[Anonymous No.10987208]

>>10986699
Well 115 had to be cut a certian way for it to work

[Anonymous No.10987221]

>>10986167
Dont forget rocket powered bike as a hobby which got him hired

[Anonymous No.10987341]

>>10986030
anti gravity drive exist
there is nothing extraterrestrial about them
they do not require element 115 or anything scarcer than electrical energy.

the technology will soon be revealed in a narrative that will erode civil liberties
Lazar is either a useful idiot or complicit. Even by his own evidence it's not reasonable to assume the effects he saw could only be explained by ayys
I would bet complicit because he was running a brothel and is probably comped

they work by creating a standing wave in the ether or what is called the guiding wavefunction in de broglie bohm theory by oscilating a charge in a resonant cavity. the standing wave is a localised gravity field (unironically: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsCUmXLWtf4)) allowing ftl travel, instantaneous velocity changes characterisitic of the tic tac ufo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHwmWnY4P1w

[Anonymous No.10987626]

>>10987341
>technobrabble

[Anonymous No.10987750]

>>10986030
Looks like John Carmack.

[Anonymous No.10987756]

>>10987341
>they work by creating a standing wave in the ether
youtube schizo detected

[Anonymous No.10987867]

>>10986167
>obviously was employed there
>*aham* we have no record of such person working here

[Anonymous No.10987873]

well I remember him talking about a biopic of his life being produced by a major Hollywood studio in the late 90s on the art bell show. but it never came out. so he seemed to be lying about that for sure.