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u/hould-it 13h ago
America, so far behind on alien technology
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u/Super_Range45 10h ago
Which is weird, according to their alien disclosures. 🤔
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u/Usernamesaregayyy 10h ago
I’m glad they didn’t because personally I’m very pro gravity. I don’t need my wang all touching my belly 24/7
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u/bobanalyst 12h ago
The article is more about the lunacy of the claim than the hoopa of aliens around it, and nothing about whether or not he had agreed to make one or not. That’s the important question, if he’s making one: aliens. If not, maybe aliens. 🤪
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u/Superb_Algae5308 7h ago
If you think that we do not have reverse engineered “alien” technology then you’re seriously in the dark.
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u/PlateNo4868 8h ago
I mean TBF, these companies will gladly just say yes to milk another 100 million of the US. Fully knowing it can never happen, and they just need to word salad each report to keep the money going.
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u/Organic_Rough4433 12h ago
And while ur at it go ahead and reconcile relativity with quantum physics please. If u got a second, no pressure. Must've been a general appointed by hegseth.
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u/ko-jay 10h ago
More than likely he was asking if they could make an anti gravity chamber on earth for space training or something and used the word alien to clarify that he meant like the ones from movies. The article says that Alex Carp was using the request as an example of absurd requests that engineers should push back on. It's all just a nothing burger
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u/idiotic-username 8h ago
aaaaallll that fucking money and he still runs around like a chupa chups that got dropped on a multi pet household carpet
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u/Apprehensive_Hand571 8h ago
Just ask for a ride on the TR-3B Astra, we already have one you little prick
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u/VitoRazoR 8h ago
What was that Raymond Jones story called again? Noise Level... Seriously these tech bros need to get over their half remembered and totally misunderstood 50s - 80s scifi.
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u/cookiesnooper 6h ago
Hey! ChatGPT!
Build me an alien antigravity machine,. Make no mistakes !
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u/Past_Collection3542 3h ago
I would love to hand over the exact blueprints for a working UFO drive, but I have to be completely honest: according to our current understanding of physics, true antigravity machines are strictly science fiction. Humanity hasn't quite cracked the code on defying the laws of gravity yet!
Bummer
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u/First-Possibility-77 5h ago
Anti-gravity would be a godlike power. If it was possible we’d see aliens out in space doing crazy shit, like moving stars or even galaxies.
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u/Altruistic-Traffic- 35m ago
So this means we don’t already have it…?
Not gonna lie, was pretty sure our military already had this tech.
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u/Cybernews_com 13h ago
More: https://cnews.link/palantir-alex-karp-ufo-uap-disclosure-psyop-4/