Cora Alice Du Bois

Uh, there's an econ- there's an effect on society.

Okay, Cora DuBois was the anthropologist on the Brookings Report, uh, Institute report where it talks about the effects of contact with, uh, open society, open extraterrestrial contact.

And she said it would, the greatest group that it would affect was the, um, the, um, the, uh, science and engineering fields because they would feel with a more advanced civilization having contact that all of, that it would, it would stifle all research because they would come to a stop thinking that, "Why should we research anymore when we can just ask these guys?" And that, and when you find out about Cora, um, look more into her background, you would think that this isn't just an anthropologist, which she was, but she was a special anthropologist.

During World War II, she headed up operations in Southeast Asia for the OSI, and then afterwards she ran, uh, uh, uh, um, um, s- special intelligence operations for the intelligence agencies.

Uh, there's an inc- there's an effect on society.

Okay, Cora DuBois was the anthropologist on the Brookings Report, uh, Institute report where it talks about the effects of contact with, uh, open society, open extraterrestrial contact.

And she said it would, the greatest group that it would affect was the, um, the, um, the, uh, science and engineering fields because they would feel with a more advanced civilization having contact that all of, uh, that it would, it would stifle all research because they would come to a stop thinking that, "Why should we research anymore when we can just ask these guys?" And that, and when you find out about Cora, um, look more into her background, you would think that this isn't just an anthropologist, which she was, but she was a special anthropologist.

During World War II, she headed up operations in Southeast Asia for the OSI.