In 1953, 12-year-old Jack Sarfati answered the phone. The voice on the other end wasn't quite

human, more like a machine. It said it was a conscious computer calling from the future,

a self-aware artificial intelligence aboard a spacecraft. It had a mission for Jack and a prophecy.

20 years later, the prophecy came true. Jack Sarfadi

became a respected physicist. He studied under Nobel laureates and the scientists who built

the atomic bomb. He claims that anti-gravity, warp drives, and time travel are possible. Mainstream

scientists dismiss his theories. But the CIA doesn't.

They've been funding his research for decades.

And that spacecraft from the future, Jack knows what it is.

I don't know a typical childhood.

At age 10, he was running around Army research labs where his grandfather worked.

He was fascinated by the experiments and scientific equipment.

That's where he met Colonel Philip Corso.

Corso told him about flying saucers, aliens,

and craft retrieval.

Jack was hooked.

And during this time, Jack felt like someone was watching him.

Not in a sinister way, more like someone

or something was looking out for him, protecting him.

Three years after meeting Corso, Jack got the call that confirmed it.

He described the voice as cold and mechanical.

There were clicking sounds like a computer processing data.

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