iRaven
Well, you did better than me. I lapped up 'The Hunt for Zero point' with nary a murmer, although there are some quite nutty bits in it. (The stuff about anti-gravity engines powering the B-2 raised an eyebrow, for example).
I only tumbled what a nut he was when I saw 'Billion Dollar Secret' which manages to spend 90 minutes padding out large periods of nutty speculation. To be fair theres a couple of interesting nuggets in it- but precisely NOTHING new.
I suppose I must have swallowed some of it as I'm still intrigued by the idea of gravity being lowered above spinning superconductors or by the chapter on Viktor Schauberger.
The stuff on the 'Hutcheson effect' was intersting too, but I now wonder if it's all being 'puffed up' by Mr. Cooks overactive imagination.
It would be nice to know the veracity of some of the content...