Reboot: Avi Loeb talk about UAP Retrievals, Alien Life & the Disclosures of Grusch, Elizondo, Nolan

This features an interview with Avi Loeb, director of The Institute for Theory and Computation at Harvard and head of the Galileo Project, discussing the search for extraterrestrial life and UFO/UAP phenomena. Loeb emphasizes his scientific approach, stating that while he's spoken with whistleblowers like David Grusch and Luis Elizondo who claim the government has crashed UFO materials and even alien bodies, he cannot make scientific conclusions based on testimonies alone and needs to see actual physical evidence or data. He explains that with just a gram of material, he could determine if it's from outside our solar system by analyzing its isotopic composition and age. Loeb advocates for government transparency, arguing that if officials have non-human technology, they should share it with scientists rather than keeping it classified, especially if national security isn't at risk. He criticizes fellow scientists for being closed-minded about UFO research and believes the scientific community has an obligation to investigate phenomena of public interest. The interview also touches on his broader work searching for signs of extraterrestrial intelligence and artificial lights from other planets, with Loeb expressing hope that discovering advanced alien civilizations could provide "shock therapy" to help humanity improve and solve Earth's problems.