[CedarDave]

From the other article:

Dr Tom J. Chalko lives in Mt Best, Victoria, Australia. He holds PhD in laser holography since 1979 and MEngSc in engineering since 1975. From 1982 to 2001 he was an academic at the University of Melbourne, Australia. He enjoys a good health, that he has restored himself in 1994 from quite a miserable state. He plays classical guitar exceptionally well, enjoys windsurfing (he calls himself a speed addict here), takes time to practice meditation, telepathy and astral travel. His hobbies include challenging paradigms and paradoxes in geophysics, studying puzzling properties of electro-photonic glow (Auras) using Kirlian camera, learning to see human aura, discovering purpose of life, as well as organizing controversial seminars.

[Wiseghy]

Given the science in this article, I’d say this clown is still in a mentally “miserable state”.

Also, is it just me, or has this guy not worked since ‘01.

This one will go down with other genius ideas like “earthquake weather”. Amazing what enviros will pick up on and believe.

[blackbart.223]

Sounds like a friggig idiot to me.

[blackbart.223]

" Takes time to practice meditation, telepathy and astral travel."

That's all you need to know about this clown.

[Redcloak]

He holds PhD in laser holography

A PhD in holography? That's like having a PhD in knitting. And as someone who's made plenty of holograms in the past, I ought to know! It's a simple process. When I was making them, our most important tool was a string with a knot in it for measuring out distances.

[The Antiyuppie]

telepathy...check.
astral travel...check.
Kirlian camera...check.

Conclusion: A nut affected by rays that no amount of tinfoil could have stopped.

If this were actually possible, Venus would have exploded quite some time ago.