Originally posted by HallsofIvy
The fact that this guy starts of by talking about how brilliant he is and how he, personally, is sign of a "maturing" civilization is somewhat offputting.
An example: "Q Are you really a new Einstein, Tesla, Leonardo...?
A In one of the previous interviews, I have just explained my place and my function in this part of universe , and I can only repeat that explanation:
" At the first, God created the natural being, nature. After it, man has created the artificial being. Than, I came, and explained to them what they have done."
That together with the fact that asserts that he "revolutionized philosophy" and that, as a result, he was "excommunicated" from "academic society" (He was a professor of philosophy and history of art!) makes me tend to be cautious.
He states that he patented this marvelous device (essentially a flying machine that violates conservation of momentum) in 1989 but still hasn't built a prototype.
The rest of the paper is a lot of undefined terms, generalities, jargon and "philosophical" maundering.