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Aug 1, 2013 41 min

Episode 82: How to Design a Hyperdimensional Physics Experiment

from Exposing PseudoAstronomy Hosted by Stuart Robbins

Richard C. Hoagland has claimed now for at least a decade that there exists a “hyperdimensional torsion physics” which is based partly on spinning stuff. I assume he is correct in his model and claims and that his Accutron watch can actually measure what he claims. I then go through how you would properly design an experiment to test the claims and show why the data that Mr. Hoagland has presented is, quite literally, meaningless.

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