Quote Originally Posted by gbpxl View Post
I skimmed most of that but I noticed the author invoked the name of God quite a few times there. Any time you involve religion with empirical evidence, you lose all credibility.

Earth doesn't have 4 days. A day is defined as the amount of time it takes for a planet to make a complete revolution. Anyone who says otherwise is wrong and should be barred from teaching or working at a university in any capacity that requires research.
Just because the author was literally diagnosed with schizophrenia doesn't mean his ideas are crazy, no matter how much evidence suggests so.


He gave a lecture about the Time Cube theory at Georgia Tech in 2005.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMZdNyRIATo

And a lecture at MIT in 2002 which I can't currently find.


If he was really crazy and his theory was "stupid" like countless people are saying, could he really have been invited to have multiple lectures at such prestigious US schools?