Joe Rogan and Hal Puthoff

[Marty Rosenblatt]

Excellent Interview, and Long, and Worth it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gf_tKn9TaP8

Joe Rogan Experience #2314 - Hal Puthoff Hal Puthoff is a physicist researching energy generation, space propulsion, and other related topics. He is the president and CEO of EarthTech International, Inc., and director of the Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin. ⁠https://www.earthtech.org⁠ This episode is brought to you by Visible. Join now at ⁠https://visible.com/rogan ... www.youtube.com

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Themes of pubic release of "The Age of Disclosure"

The public release of The Age of Disclosure has stirred up a mix of anticipation, frustration, and curiosity, all centered around a few key themes:

1. Government Transparency vs. Secrecy  The film explores the tension between public demand for truth and decades of classified programs. It features 34 insiders—from senators to intelligence officials—who argue that the time for secrecy is over.
2. Global Race for Reverse Engineering  A recurring theme is the idea of a covert international competition to reverse-engineer non-human technology. The film suggests this race has been ongoing for over 80 years.
3. Public Readiness for Disclosure  Several interviewees question whether society is prepared for the implications of full disclosure—technologically, spiritually, and geopolitically. This ties into the film’s more philosophical undertones about humanity’s place in the cosmos.
4. Media Gatekeeping and Distribution Delays  Despite its SXSW premiere and massive online interest (18 million trailer views), the film has yet to be released to the public. This has led to growing frustration, with some critics accusing the filmmakers of prioritizing exclusivity over accessibility.
5. Skepticism and Credibility  While the film boasts high-profile voices, early reactions suggest some viewers feel it leans too heavily on testimony without hard evidence. This has sparked debate about what counts as “proof” in the age of disclosure.