[vntok]

I haven't seen the ideas he presents over there exposed anywhere else in either science publications, global media or even hobbyist blogs. Maybe there's a lesson there that some smart minds might do better when absolving themselves of the constraints of traditional science processes and publishing rythm?

Now this guy is in a very interesting position, as someone who became fixated upon an interesting (?) phenomenon at one point in his life, then spent decades studying it, wrote books and papers about it, designed a fundamental theory basically ex nihilo based on his grand idea about that field (I'm not arguing for/against the theory's veracity here), AND then built a whole toolset around it all to do research, AND wrote books about his research, AND recorded hours of videos, AND now apparently is putting it all online for people to get easy access for free.

He's thought about something, he's worked it and now he's sharing it all. So I'm kind of curious, what more do you want him to do at this point?