[OT] Does anyone believe in this?

This wanker is no different from a character in my Avonshar game that is building a ladder to the moon so he can explode it and bring peace to the land.

Both wackjobs.
 

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I've read it all before, and once you get past the raving rubbish, it turns into more raving rubbish that seems to be based on the idea of racial segregation and the evils of interracial marriage.

So to summarise: No. It's a big steaming pile of ****.
 

In short? No.

In long? The guy is mad as a hatter. And still wrong. The problem with his theories are numerous, but the basic problem is that he assumes time is somehow divinely linked to the rotation of the earth around the sun. His theory boils down to the fact that, since when it is noon at your house, it is dawn at someones, dusk at someone elses, and midnight at someone elses, there are four seperate days. Even by his own logic he is wrong, there should be, variably, either 24 days (One per time zone), or an infinate number of days, as each miniscule rotation around the 360o of revolution of the earth produces another day.

But the problem is his 'theory' doesn't account for the fact that time is in no way linked to our sun, our earth, or even us. Time is just a thing. We mesure it, sure. And we use the rotation of our planet around the sun as a handy reference. But it's not connected in any way. An astronaut floating in space still has "time". The sun itself still has "time".
 


This guy is a flipped out kook with backwards k's :D

He criticizes teachers for not allowing discussion, but he himself seems too focused of browbeating the established entities of today rather than talking about his theory. Even

No university physicist will dare to support the 4-simultaneous Days in Nature's Harmonic Time Cube Creation Principle, for fear of attack by the religious zealots who staff and control the academic institutions. Time Cube is banned 'Forbidden Truth'.

Yeah ... this guy is one big old crackpot.

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There are quite a few people who believe that he's just a normal guy with a VERY dry (I'm talking Saharan, here) sense of humour taking the piss out of crazed cultists.
 


Time Cube is my proof that HP Lovecraft was right and this guy absolutly has to have seen great Cthulhu himself to be this nuts. Seriously, the Necronomicon has nothing on this guy!
 

Somewhere on there, there's a series of video clips from when the students at MIT invited him to speak. He basically sounds like Boomhauer from King of the Hill mumbling random things off the page. One of the students asked him a question about hit dice, and asked if rogues were the best class because their d6 was a cube :)
 

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