TTS Talks
Ep.2 The UAP Data Problem (Pt. 2/3 ft. Chris Mellon)
Jun 10, 2020
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence discusses challenges in obtaining UAP data. Importance of credible data in shifting public perception. Difficulties senators and congressmen encounter in comprehending complex issues. Need for a new reporting architecture and potential of empowering individuals to collect reliable data. Plan to engage the public through entertainment arm. Interest of Air Force Base Command and the White House in UAP phenomenon.
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Quick takeaways
- Gathering reliable and credible data from multiple sources is crucial for addressing the UAP issue and reducing the stigma associated with UFOs.
- A centralized system or fusion center is needed to consolidate and share information on UAPs, similar to existing centers for counterterrorism, to facilitate better analysis and understanding of the phenomenon.
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The Importance of Reliable UAP Data
Having reliable and credible data on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) is crucial for addressing the UAP issue. It is important to gather hard empirical data from multiple sources, including trained observers and multiple sensors. Such data, like the Nimitz case, is necessary to illustrate the magnitude of the UAP phenomenon and gain mainstream acceptance. The stigma associated with UFOs and the lack of credible data have contributed to the slow progress in acknowledging and addressing the UAP issue. By providing better and more credible data, using tools like AI, we can continue to move forward and reduce the stigma.
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