Gary Lyon Otto

[Gyuri]

Who is he?
Are there anybody who knows him?
Maybe it's crazy, but there are regularities in it:
(As I can understand it, with my weak english and math.)
Gary Lyon Otto | Occam's Razor
Are there any advanced opinions?
Many thanks in advance.

Gyuri

 

[tvrgeek]

Nope, but he has assembled a lot of "stuff" on his site. We have several real physicists with us, maybe one of them will take a look.

 

[Gyuri]

It seems lately chapters are available only if you have to pay $25.
Too bad.🙁
Maybe is it only a well paying hoax?
I never will be know it.

 

[M Gregg]

😀..we are in free fall.

Falling into time..how long is forever😕

Regards
M. Gregg

 

[SY]

Rule of thumb: if the stuff isn't published in a peer-reviewed journal, is written by someone with no scholarly or publication record in the field, makes grandiose claims, contains equations and theories that the author has named after himself (hyphenating his name with Copernicus!), and you have to pay $25 to see a self-published version, it's probably just crank stuff.

Maybe he sells audio accessories?

 

[M Gregg]

Trivia..don't even spend a second thinking about it.

Just reading as you do...😀

Things we’ll never know — and shouldn’t worry about | Notes from Aboveground

Regards
M. Gregg

 

[Gyuri]

Hi M Gregg,
Thank you for interesting link.
Here is another one:
Einstein?s lost theory uncovered : Nature News & Comment

Regards,
Gyuri

 

[SY]

Interesting that they name-checked Hoyle, but not Gold.

 

[Gyuri]

I doesn't find here name of another steady state believer:
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/07/s...allenged-big-bang-theory-dies-at-86.html?_r=0

 

[SY]

Arp's problem was that he couldn't give up his pet theory even after the evidence overwhelmingly refuted it. That's a great pity, but sadly all too common with increasing age and prominence. Alfven is another sad example of that.

I'll resist naming names in audio.😀