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I honestly want to know, who is his target audience? Does all of that talking in circles he does in his description really sound like science to an absolute lay

I honestly want to know, who is his target audience? Does all of that talking in circles he does in his description really sound like science to an absolute layperson? More importantly, does he believe what he is saying? We'll probably never get the answers.

VLM 13y ago
Whats odd about it is most psuedo-science involves magnets and conspiracy theories and this has neither. I can see a new fresh startup trying one at a time, but trying to innovate by giving it a go without both, seems a bit over ambitious. He really needs to add magnets and the CIA if he wants other alternative scientists to take him seriously. He does have luminiferous aether, which is a plus. Also don't waste your time on reverse image searches, I didn't find anything interesting. On the other hand he is playing games with heat and calorimetry is notorious both semi-professionally and in psuedoscience land as being some hard to interpret stuff. So that is semi-traditional. If you google him you'll find his G+ which has photos one of which is a scan of some UFO book.
- KillerChihuahua 13y ago
  Thank you for this analysis. "no magnets... no conspiracy theories". Priceless.