>Lazar claims to hold degrees from the California Institute of Technology and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.[2] In 1993, the Los Angeles Times looked into his background and could not find any records of Lazar ever having attended either institution nor has he produced his degrees or a copy of his Master’s thesis
ITT: Scientist that don't exist
Wyatt Cook
Blake Brooks
That's because the government destroyed them when he turned on them and told us about his work with alien technology.
Where do you think computers came from you moron?
Tyler Cook
it was easy to tell he is lying from the first C2C interviews he did, but he was confirmed to have worked at los alamos.
Juan Gonzalez
he was confirmed to have a jetbike
Matthew Hall
Langly, Byers, and Frohike say he's legit
Oliver Collins
>Where do you think computers came from you moron?
>What is COLOSSUS
>What is American WW2 bombing calculators
Computers are an anglo invention.
The only way for it to be an alien one is if anglos are aliens.
And I don't know about you, but I sure don't seem like an alien, no uffo or probes to be seen!
Dominic Powell
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Robert Young
You filthy white people don't belong on this Earth, youse aint natural
Carson Campbell
>bob lazar says there was an element 115 they were working with
>30 years later
>scientists discover element 115
Colton Smith
I once saw a video of Lazar describing how the alien power source worked. It was such a crock of shit.
Angel Kelly
really makes you huh
Brandon Morgan
I love weird periodic "tables".
Liam Phillips
What the fuck is this thing
I'm really curious
Blake Young
How could there be so many undiscovered elements between hydrogen and helium?
Ian Baker
It's Walter Russell's periodic table
Juan Thompson
his second periodic table was even weirder
Camden Young
Well I managed to make it 20 seconds before deciding that it was gay, still looks kinda pretty though, shame it's not much use.
There literally can't be.
Sebastian Johnson
There could be if you substituted something else for one of the basic particles that make it up
But those types of matter tend to have more exotic classifications. I wonder if they've actually made any yet.
John Martinez
>There could be if you substituted something else for one of the basic particles that make it up
Strong interaction doesn't work like that.
Thomas Smith
are you sure?
Why can't there be some kind of pseudo-element with a nuclear charge somewhere between 1 and 2?
Charles White
I meant something more like en.wikipedia.org
And other strange things like that. Entirely theoretical atm mind you.
Oliver Anderson
If the laws of physics were different then yes, the laws of physics would be different.
Anthony Ross
>Computers are an anglo invention.
>The only way for it to be an alien one is if anglos are aliens.
BEADY EYES
Tyler Flores
>implying the possibility of something we don't know doesn't exist
You are what's wrong with science these days.
If something new was found, fuckers like you would austictically screech about it and deny it completely.
Christopher Miller
Isaac Robinson
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