The Mystery of NASA Jerry

Recently, a guy named Larry from NASA posted a few strange things on X before dramatically retracting everything and deleting it. Among other things, he posted some documents with diagrams, equations and formulas that seemed a bit crude at first glance. Then a user took a closer look and asked ChatGPT about it. The result can be read here, and it's quite fascinating (and very detailed). It's actually a pretty cool story, but it seems #ufotwitter doesn't care. Rightly so?

The Mystery of @NASA_Jerry
Let's say Jerry is not Larry. What are the documents?

First question: do we really know he is from NASA?

a reply to: ArMaP

The first link has an update near the bottom where they think they identified the mysterious Jerry. Can't say they got it right but their candidate seems to fit the profile of a guy who would be knowledgeable in the type of stuff this Jerry posted.

a reply to: malte86

I'm building that thing tomorrow any way!

But I know from a background check done decades ago by a Las Vegas writer on a site called "the Mothership," (or something similar) that Bob Lazar has not one official educational title to his name (they erased it, he sez), and was once a brothel handyman.

has anyone tried using the same information provided with ChatGPT to see if it gives out the same information? Then try it again but change the diagram in the article with that of a hamburger to see if it gives out the same information.

The hamburger image should be used since it resembles the wave front images shown in the article without making any sense to the article. If the AI makes the same claim with both of these and that response a lines with what was presented in the article, then the whole idea can be tossed out.