Physicist Michio Kaku discusses UFOs

[Lavazza]

Hey everyone,

I just ran in to something rather remarkable. Apparently there is a new book out about UFOs, one that looks at the top 5% of most un-explainable UFO sightings and encounters. Well, this is not so new, but what caught my interest is an endorsement from Micho Kaku, the famous physicist. Actually- he is considered one of the smartest people in the world, and is the originator of the String Field Theory. He's well known and lectures extensively. UFOs have by and large been written off as hokey or crazy by the public. So to hear the subject being treated in a serious manner by someone who is so well known, and in fact well known for his intelligence is to me just about on par with a soft disclosure campaign of some kind. Seriously- I think this is quite a big deal!

Some more info on Kaku:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michio_Kaku

And here is his endorsement:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pw13F7ahjY

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Also, here is the author of the book, Leslie Kean, being interviewed on the Colbert Report (last third of the video)

http://www.colbertnation.com/full-episod...eslie-kean

[Deekun]

I have not seen it but I have seen him discuss how we should be making flying saucers/vehicles and doing so many of the amazing things that aliens have supposedly shown us. I like seeing him on the Science channel and Discovery, among other channels and shows. He is so enthusiastic about everything and explains everything so eloquently that you can't help but wonder along side him as to why we are so slow to evolve.

My co-worker and I argue all the time that if it wasn't for all the patent wars over small pieces of metal and wire and harnesses that we would be so much better off and advanced. His take is that we need patents otherwise the world would be full of chaos. Full of chaos? I really wonder what kind of order he sees with his eyes, because I see chaos all over the world and a few advancements and wonderment would sure enable our imagination to do more than just war each other.

Great find Lavazza and thanks for sharing