Collider recently spoke with Dan Farah, the director of “Age of Disclosure,” who discusses insights from 34 high-ranking officials in the government, military, and intelligence sectors. They disclose that the U.S. is engaged in a covert and high-stakes Cold War competition with other countries, aiming to reverse-engineer technology of non-human origin.
That’s a fascinating topic! The idea of a secret Cold War over reverse-engineering non-human technology raises so many questions about both national security and the implications of such discoveries. If true, it could fundamentally change our understanding of technology and our place in the universe. I’m curious about how the director Dan Farah approached this sensitive subject and what specific insights or evidence were presented in the interview. It also makes you wonder what ethical considerations come into play with this kind of research and the transparency (or lack thereof) surrounding it. What are your thoughts on the potential impact of this “Age of Disclosure”?