Arthur C. Clarke Thought He Saw A U.F.O | The Dick Cavett Show
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- English science-fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke discusses the on-going theories of U.F.O sightings and how he once thought he had seen one over New York as well as rumours that there are lifeforms being hidden at army bases.
Date aired - July 12, 1972 - Arthur C. Clarke and Cassie Mackin
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Unlike so many interviewers today Cavett gives the guests time to answer the question as he realises they are more interesting than he is.
Parkinson was the same
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what?! I wanted to see Sir Arthur C. Clarke doing carpool caraoke or the history of dance
Wish there was someone like Mr. Clarke around these days.
There are. Unfortunately we get dim wits shoved down our throats so it seems all hope is lost.
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He was like one of the fathers of knowledge, along with Carl Sagan and Isaac Asimov. Very logical well educated thinkers, scientists all
Clarke was a genuine modern philosopher. A deep thinker about the implications of the recently uncovered facts about the universe. It's reflected not only in this interview but also in his stories.
Arthur C Clarke's English was impeccable.
He was a very good interviewer wasn't he ?
This interview looks like as though it was done yesterday.
Why ?
Are you kidding me? This video screams 50 years ago lol
Me and all my cows were once taken aboard a flying saucer and treated to champagne and many fancy cheeses.
A cow eating cheese. Isn't that cannibalism?
@J B The good old days.
Well the phenomenon is very real. Whether you like it or not there is an advanced intelligence from elsewhere visiting our planet and have been for thousands of years now.
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I once saw a small plane flying directly towards me that had me on edge for several seconds. At first it seemed like an especially bright star, then it seemed to move ever so slightly. Eventually, I could see that it was just a plane and what I was seeing was the light on the front of the plane.
On March 19th 2008, Arthur C. Clarke learned all the truths about the universe and then some. I wish he could share that truth with us today.
An interesting interview!
Every author needs to be a bit of a scientist in order to understand the world enough to write about it.
He's talking about area 51 in 1972...
We don't get talk shows like this anymore. Joe Rogan is the closet (yet not so much with spotify) to ask these deep questions. Yet Cavett kept it formal and intellectual. The guests did not need to display some masculine attitudes to draw an audience they used their wit and charismatic skills.
Howard Stern is pretty close in my opinion.
@@namen22 Honestly I fell off from his show when he left public radio. You are right about that though, his guests are interesting figures.
Rogan and Stern, unfortunately, want to talk as much as the guest. They get great guests, but seldom let them finish their thoughts
"I think you go out like a candle.."
Is this channel ever going to show Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason and/or Art Carney? I don’t have the Decades channel at all.
We go on, Artie.
Excellent!
You go out like a candle. He has obviously never broken through on a mushroom trip
Clever once clever always.
The last part of the interview is partially false (Ulcers and Hypno) thou it was still debatable back then.
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One night I was hanging out with some friends when one of them looked up, stared for a few seconds and comments "Hey, that star is moving.". I assume it's a satellite or something and glance up. A second later he says in an excited voice "There's a whole bunch of them moving!" By this time I'm starting to get focused in on a star and sure enough, it's moving. A second after that, he's right... A whole bunch of stars are moving! I think "Holy crap... WTF!!!"... My blood runs cold. Then I realize... It's not the stars that are moving, it's the clouds that are moving. The apparent motion of the stars is just an optical illusion. It only took about ten seconds to figure out, but man... the adrenaline was running for those ten seconds.
Proof that every area in our heroes thoughts arent necessarily legitimate
So much better than rogan and the sheer stupidity he brings to the subject.
in the same fashion, Joe is so much better than any shills on public television at the moment
Yes it's interesting. ACC's scientific mind being probed to reveal a spiritual dimension....but he couldn't. He couldn't entertain the thought...it didn't fit with his right brain scientific mind....and yet he wrote such metaphysical literature...how peculiar. That is so revealing...
If aliens really were abducting people why wouldn't they want to chat with the brilliant Arthur C Clark?
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have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rare much like the other ones.
Travis Walton comes to mind .
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Highly intelligent, beyond my sphere. I'd love to counter thought but i'd be fooling myself. His vision ultimately though will probably be a few years off regarding humanity and it's evolving disintegration. I'm sure his philosophy on extra terrestrials was just a money maker so it made his own scientific theory's a joke, which was a pity.
Whose's the hottie?
Up there with Jimmy fallon this stuff, nicely done.
Absolutely. Fallon is a brilliant interviewer. It’ll be a sad day when he goes off air.
Interesting that he says it wasn't the Eco and then, surprise, it was after all? There's a lie there somewhere.
Or maybe the person he initially asked was incompetent and he later found out