The kind of technical expertise that is needed in this field is not more physicists who can riff on Alcubierre drives and relativistic anti-gravity
What we need is people who understand radars, who understand binoculars, who understand cameras and lenses, so that we can rule out radar glitches, so that we can rule out bokeh effects, so that we can rule out and disprove glares and so on.
Why don't people ever try to find those who have direct insight into the technologies that are directly implicated in these videos? Why do we keep talking to generals and pilots and radar operators and weapons systems officers and journalists? None of these necessarily need to know the absolute ins and outs of how these things operate from the ground up. Only the makers and manufacturers of these technologies would know this and have some informed insight into what could possibly be going on.
Why isn't there ever an effort to try and contact people who know these technologies intimately? It's so annoying.
Instead, people love to flounder about in the mysterium tremendum of it all, the mystery-mongering of it, instead of actually, proactively trying to figure it out for real.
And, with all due respect to Chad Underwood, no, Jeremy Corbell's conversation with him, even though it is appreciated, is not enough.
Imagine there's a few people out there who work in the manufacture and designing of these technologies who have perfectly good insights into what we might be seeing and they're never contacted because everyone, including Elizondo, including Underwood, have already made up their minds... I mean, that's just a waste. If the guy who filmed the recently released night-vision triangles can confirm that he had direct visual confirmation of those triangles outside of seeing them through the binoculars, meaning, he saw those triangles with his own two eyes, then color me a little more convinced. Otherwise, I will always fall on bokeh effects as the most likely in that particular case.
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