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  • John J.
    Thread about the patent here, US Navy "UFO" patent by Salvatore Cezar Pais (also relevant post #41 by @FatPhil in the Meta Materials From UFOs thread). In that thread, @flarkey linked to The War Zone article "The Navy Finally Speaks Up About...
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  • Gary C
    National secrets cannot be patented. If anything, this is a counter-intelligence operation, designed to confuse America's adversaries. Or Pais found some military brass without access to reliable science advisors.
  • Gary C
    Thank you. There are massive red flags in that wikipedia article: He reported that he began in 2015 to publish his patents "after rejections from academic publishing" No working prototype of any of the patented inventions was ever developed...
  • John J.
    National secrets cannot be patented. If anything, this is a counter-intelligence operation, designed to confuse America's adversaries. Or Pais found some military brass without access to reliable science advisors.
  • Mendel
    National secrets cannot be patented. If anything, this is a counter-intelligence operation, designed to confuse America's adversaries. Or Pais found some military brass without access to reliable science advisors.
  • Mendel
    Mendel reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Claims of Advanced Tech Recovered from UFOs with Informative Informative.
    Then I'll dump this here: Being a patent lawyer, I had to dig a little deeper because there is a record behind every patent. As you some of you already know, the patent office does not freely give patents for impossible devices. No perpetual...
  • Mendel
    Thank you. There are massive red flags in that wikipedia article: He reported that he began in 2015 to publish his patents "after rejections from academic publishing" No working prototype of any of the patented inventions was ever developed...
  • Mendel
    Mendel reacted to nota's post in the thread New "War on Science" book with Like Like.
    To be honest after browsing through this sample syllabus I can't quite see the problem. This modelling activity is simply one of four separate suggested activities for a single week's seminar. If this syllabus were taught in full to a class, by...
  • Gary C
    Toward that end, we have proposed a rating scale meant to help citizens and scientists alike assess the reliability of UAP reports based on the type and quality of evidence. This won't solve most cases (more than half of the sightings reviewed by...
  • Gary C
    I'm not buying it, I think the Navy were sold on an idea and essentially proved it didn't work. RIP project and RIP patent. He also contradicts himself to some degree, he mentioned he didn't write the patents and then later says he "left out...
  • J
    I'm not buying it, I think the Navy were sold on an idea and essentially proved it didn't work. RIP project and RIP patent. He also contradicts himself to some degree, he mentioned he didn't write the patents and then later says he "left out...
  • Gary C
    Gary C reacted to Giddierone's post in the thread Claim: Pareidolia is bias with Agree Agree.
    I mean I mean pareidolia in the broadest sense. The misperception of random stimuli as real things, craft, or people, or fairies, or humanoid aliens, etc. This misperception (whatever the cause) seen frequently enough and with a degree of...
  • Gary C
    I rarely take book buying advice from random unemployed guys... jk
  • MonkeeSage
    The case DOW-UAP-PR098, "UFOs in formation over Persian Gulf? shows the harbour at Rostami, Iran https://www.dvidshub.net/video/1007737/dow-uap-pr098-ufos-formation-over-persian-gulf 28.573398° 51.077285°
  • M
    I would say it's not a tightly plotted story. Lots of stuff just happens either by coincidence or by the intervention of an off-screen entity so powerful that the characters are mere pawns. It may be a tell that the first scene in the movie is...
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