The Catalyst
Ideas with a spark, energy, range and the ability to start things.
Dan Farah reads as The Catalyst because his craft as a filmmaker is fundamentally about ignition, taking a subject and forcing it into public consciousness. As director of The Age of Disclosure, he chose material designed to open conversations rather than close them, and his appearance on The Diary of a CEO reflected the same energy.
“Do you know what? Yes, but only in the context of everything else that we do on this show. Yeah. It was something of a relief to be talking about things like, oh, here's a story about Rendersham Forest from the 80s and 90s or this particular old UFO case.”
“When we don't have any of the evidence for that, what we're doing here, what we can see these guys doing is just speculating about a realm of completely unknown physics to explain the thing this person says they saw it do, rather than confronting the possibility maybe they were wrong about mistaken about what they saw.”
“So, this is another one of those situations of when they agree with me, they're right. You know, here's the New York Times, really respected the paper and they agree with me. Even Dan Farr is saying, but they had to change the title and that's them hedging their bets. And they agree with me.”
“So, yeah, amazing. He told it to his face. Amazing. It must be true. You can't say untrue things to people's face. Like if it's directly at their face, then we have to take that of face value. That's what face value means, is the value of someone's face.”
The Diary of a CEO: “UFO Roundtable: CIA Physicist Proves Aliens Exist”
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