• 004 - Garry Nolan on Reverse Engineering UAP, SOL Foundation, and Paradigm Shifts

  • Aug 29 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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004 - Garry Nolan on Reverse Engineering UAP, SOL Foundation, and Paradigm Shifts

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  • Guest Info:

    • Garry is a professor at Stanford Medical School, where he’s an immunologist and cancer researcher. He has published over 300 research articles, holds over 50 US patents, and has founded multiple publicly-traded companies listed on the NASDAQ. He’s also co-founder, with David Grusch and Peter Skafish, of the SOL Foundation, a policy think-tank, advisory board, and fund for serious research into UAP.

    Topics:

    • What is the SOL Foundation's role in the future of UAP research?
    • How do you think through the landscape of theories about what UAP are?
    • Is reverse engineering even possible if the tech is vastly more advanced than ours? Leonardo da Vinci couldn’t reverse engineer a smartphone, after all.
    • Is a materialist, scientific worldview getting in the way of studying anomalous phenomena?

    Links:

    • ⁠Garry Nolan's faculty page at Stanford Medical School⁠
    • ⁠Follow Garry on X⁠

    Corrections:

    • ⁠Michael incorrectly suggested that the journal Limina was a publication of the Scientific Coalition of UAP Studies. It is not. Limina is a publication of SCU's sister organization, The Society for UAP Studies. Check them out here: https://www.societyforuapstudies.org/
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