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Avi Loeb just landed the White House's UFO council gig, reigniting the debate: is he a bold scientist unafraid to ask weird questions, or a Galileo-cosplaying grifter chasing headlines? The hosts dig into 'Oumuamua, his fringe theories about ancient alien contact, and whether his showmanship helps popularize science or distracts from it. No clean verdict — but they agree science can survive a little personality, as long as the data still gets the final word.
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