ADS said...Always play the man not the ball?
Did you even read the article or just do a Wiki search on him to find some ammo?
What part(s) of the interview can you proove are inaccurate?
Carry-on

pierrec45 said...Don't even know if you're serious. He is not the expert, he is only one of many researchers in the field. He is highly controversial, and has a truckload of other academicians against his case in this tenet about levels not rising. Anyone who starts an article with a self-proclaimed statement "There's no one who's beaten me" shoulda rung the alarm bell... He basically is hanging on to his 1970 theory - his own word - in spite of tons of contradicting calibrated records and observations ever since.
Did both. Knew there was something wrong from the start, never read about someone claiming he's the best like that, except Martin Sheen on sex during a recent interview. Also suspicious of those who ascribe left-ness and right-ness to these arguments. Otherwise perhaps I would just have swallowed his stuff and not googled him.
From wiki, you can google in general - do it. From the talk page too, you have links to articles that greatly disagree. If you keep googling those, all the disagreers (?) have similar unis jobs and degrees, just that they're very, very numerous.
In short, whilst you and himself claim he's the expert, you'll have to convince, it seems, very many people in the field that he really is. Apparently the expert has had 40 years to do so and has failed so far.