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Luis Elizondo
“But as I would find out later, Catholicism and now even Islam are beginning to prepare the public for the long-understood idea that humankind is not alone.”
Luis Elizondo, Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs

Steven H. Strogatz
“From the old elements of earth, air, fire, and water to the latest in electrons, quarks, black holes, and superstrings, every inanimate thing in the universe bends to the rule of differential equations. I bet this is what Feynman meant when he said that calculus is the language God talks.”
Steven H. Strogatz, Infinite Powers: How Calculus Reveals the Secrets of the Universe

Luis Elizondo
“While the program was primarily focused on UAP, a small part of the effort also investigated unexplainable phenomena at a 480-acre property in Utah called Skinwalker Ranch. Bob Bigelow was the contractor running point on the investigation and had bought the land in the mid-1990s so that his scientists could study some of the unusual occurrences long associated with the property.”
Luis Elizondo, Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs

Luis Elizondo
“The cover-up and disinformation campaign has been so successful that most scientists do not even know UAP are real. We need everyone to at least know this is all real so we can get a whole-of-government approach, much more funding, and the brightest minds in our country contributing to us winning, as we won the space race. China and Russia do not have the same stigma and can employ their scientists to work on this topic for them.”
Luis Elizondo, Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs

Luis Elizondo
“I was now seeing with clarity that GS-15 was not the Pantheon of the Gods. Instead, these much-vaunted practitioners more often made decisions based on political favors, not facts. That infuriated me immensely. I detested the bureaucracy. Countless hours of commuter traffic, department infighting, and the bureaucracy were getting old, despite the cushy aspects of the job. I’d almost rather engage in a firefight than play games with Beltway bandits. At least on the battlefield you know where the enemy is.”
Luis Elizondo, Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs

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