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Originally Posted by Fuzz
I'm like, halfway through this Rogan Lazar thing, and I gotta say, it's pretty unconvincing. It doesn't help that super slick sales guy slides in all the time to grease it up.
A big standout was his gravitational waves claim, which is just baffling. He's claiming he predicted gravity as a wave, but that's not even true now. Gravitational waves are real, and predicted by Einstein, so I'm not sure what he is laying claim to. The base gravitational force still has no known source, unlike every other force. So claiming gravity is a wave(not a particle) is quizzical. It's almost like he doesn't know what he's talking about...
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You're not rolling your eyes every time his "Migraine" flairs up right as he's getting to important details about the aliens, the devices themselves, or the scientific aspects of his story?
Another part that got me- it got me because he sounded like my dad, who god bless him is not a scientist at all- but he described the operator of the flying saucer as "driving" a few times and caught himself to switch to flying. It's a small thing, but IMO not a thing that a scientist who studied this unidentified, unexplainable flying device would slip up and say.
I can't believe anyone believes this guy.
Fravor is believable, 100% in my mind. I think he genuinely can't explain what he saw. Lazar is making it up.