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The conversation shifts to the universe’s vastness, the existence of UFOs, and how societal denial of extraterrestrial potential heightens the ego among nations. Schultz revisits Ronald Reagan’s 1980s conversation about aliens and unity, suggesting that extraterrestrial threats could serve as catalysts for global cooperation—a theme prevalent in sci-fi and political rhetoric alike.
He humorously speculates about humanity’s biases persisting even in the face of alien contact—believing prejudices and divisions will remain unless confronted with undeniable extraterrestrial evidence. This aligns with a broader philosophical reflection: only cosmic scale phenomena could compel humanity to acknowledge shared vulnerability and transcend differences.