World-Renowned Physicist: The Truth About Aliens! UFOs Are Definitely Robotic - Michio Kaku
The conversation with Dr Michio Kaku explores the frontiers of physics, consciousness, and the future of humanity, emphasizing that while immortality, AI, and alien life are theoretically possible, they come with profound risks and ethical dilemmas. Reality, as we perceive it, is a limite
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