20150527

Borchardt Podcast on the Big Bang Theory

Blog 20150527 

I thank David De Hilster of CNPS for this excellent 49-minute podcast of an interview he did with me:


Note that CNPS (Chappell Natural Philosophy Society) appears to be the new alternative to the NPA (Natural Philosophy Alliance), which has recently come under severe organizational stress. NPA was once the primary organization serving dissident science in the USA. Dissidentscience.com is the home of podcasts featuring various dissident physicists and other scientists who object to current fantasies.

  




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