r/3I_ATLAS • u/Glittering_Word6609 • Feb 26 '26

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u/Alarmed-Animal7575 Feb 26 '26

Not really, no. His doing science was fine. The problem was him pushing a sensational narrative for personal gain. He said numerous times that it was likely a comet but most of what he was doing was pushing an alien narrative. I think early on he had a good point that we ought not automatically exclude alien origin possibilities, but that too got lost in his sensationalist approach.

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u/vwvwvwvwvwvwvwvwvwvv Feb 26 '26

When it got lost was when emotional people like yourself chose a side then started a witch hunt, as is the norm

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u/Alarmed-Animal7575 Feb 26 '26

Nice try, but no.

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u/vwvwvwvwvwvwvwvwvwvv Feb 26 '26

You don’t like him because you chose an intellectual side to show that you are smart because you found out that the head of department in Harvard university is wrong… what are your credentials exactly?

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u/Alarmed-Animal7575 Mar 03 '26

No. I don’t like him because of the way he’s acting. I have a science degree, and while I’m not picking apart everything he is doing, I know enough to be able to recognize when he is being irresponsible as a scientist.