Obviously,<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n this guy<\/a> is screamingly insane. Ok, that might be a bit harsh… what he is<\/p>\n is simply confused and ignorant. There is way, way too much wrong with the<\/p>\n "theory" on his website to go into… go read it and be amused.<\/p>\n Of course, it isn’t just the theory – it is that in an odd way he is a sort<\/p>\n of "everyman" trying to cope with a complex body of scientific work he hasn’t<\/p>\n got the intelligence or education to really get a handle on. Armed only with his<\/p>\n "common sense" and whatever he remembers from grade school he is working hard on<\/p>\n keeping the universe something he can understand by [[banging the rocks<\/p>\n together]].<\/p>\n Anyway – one portion worth discussing because it seems almost reasonable at<\/p>\n first glance is basically a sort of low end example if "sign flipping" – the<\/p>\n idea that if you reverse all the signs on all the operations and data in an<\/p>\n equation it will basically work out.<\/p>\n "Common sense should tell you that there is nothing in space that can<\/p>\n cause a pull on anything except space itself. There is no such thing as a pull<\/p>\n of gravity. However, the whole of space is filled with energy waves going in<\/p>\n all directions. If there were only one object in space it would be bombarded<\/p>\n equally on all sides and would not be pushed in any direction, but when there<\/p>\n are two or more objects in space they would shield<\/p>\n (protect) each other and this would cause them to be pushed together.<\/p>\n If you have a problem with the above I can help you. Just get in touch. This<\/p>\n explains gravity, but I believe that gravity is complex, so there is more that<\/p>\n I will explain." – <\/p>\n\n