Dr. Steven Greer Interview With Carol Rosin | The Atacama Coverup PART 3/4
Analysis Summary
Summary
The person discussing the Atacama humanoid is a medical doctor and scientist. They analyzed the bone density of the specimen, which was thought to be a fetus. The doctor explained that the bone density was similar to that of a six to eight-year-old child, not a fetus. They criticized a scientific paper that claimed the specimen was a deformed fetus, arguing it was based on flawed data and lacked proper controls. The doctor expressed concern over the peer review process and the media's role in spreading misinformation. After the encounter, the doctor felt a strong need for a federal investigation into the research and called for more transparency in scientific reporting.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The discussion centers on the Atacama humanoid, asserting that its bone density suggests it is not a fetus but a child. Concerns are raised about the integrity of the peer review process for a related genome research paper, suggesting a breakdown in scientific oversight and potential cover-up. The speaker calls for further investigation into the claims and methodologies used in the research.
The Atacama humanoid has bone density consistent with a six to eight year old child, not a fetus.
Dr. Lachman
“There is absolutely no way this is a fetus that was aborted or a miscarry.”
Dr. Nolan
“This is a trick, this is pulling a rabbit out of a black hat.”
Matthew Worman
“I would be very cautious to use any of the data presented in this paper to draw any conclusions.”
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investigate the origins and classification of the Atacama humanoid
The Atacama humanoid has bone density consistent with a six to eight year old child, not a fetus.
The peer review process for the genome research paper on the Atacama humanoid was flawed and lacked transparency.
There is a significant breakdown in the scientific oversight and peer review process at Stanford University and Genome Research.
The conclusions drawn in the genome research paper regarding the Atacama humanoid are based on cherry-picked data.
There is a potential cover-up regarding the true nature of the Atacama humanoid and its origins.