How true are Terrence Howard‘s claims? He became the talk of the town because of his wild ideas about the universe. The ‘Iron Man’ star who played the character of War Machine in the first film has claimed that he discovered new things about the universe which included a unified field equation [something scientists have been attempting since Einstein]. He has also developed a new flight technology using that. Apart from this, Howard also has a system called Terryology, which he uses to prove other mathematical theories. But he doesn’t get along with Neil deGrasse Tyson.

The astrophysicist does not see eye to eye with the actor, as claimed by him in his appearance on Joe Rogan‘s podcast. Now the JRE #2152 episode with Terrence Howard has turned out to be one of the most interesting episodes of the podcast. In this fascinating episode, the actor discussed larger-than-life ideas on the universe, and even science and religion. In the next segment, the actor highlighted the Walter Russell Periodic Elements and then went on to discuss the flower of life diagram which was apparently misinterpreted during early humanity’s existence and led to false scientific principles.

Rogan and Terrence discussed the reception of this concept by the scientific community. Howard stated that when he showed this research to renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, he disregarded it. He said, “And he went in on my Treaties red lined everything. Attacked that, I immediately talked about Walter Russell, Viktor Schauberger and John Keely, and Tesla as people that I looked up to. He attacked them, but then he started attacking one time one equals two.” Clearly, the genius astrophysicist did not agree with the actor’s theories.

However, Howard is confident about his theories and has not let the negative feedback deter his spirits. While the scientific community has raised eyebrows at this podcast and expressed their skepticism, the 52-year-old continues to do his research and even Joe Rogan could not help but be impressed.

Terrence Howard’s research impressed Joe Rogan!

The UFC commentator made bold statements claiming that at least some of the theories discussed by the actor were groundbreaking and had the potential to debunk a lot of scientific theories. He uploaded an Instagram post writing that this was one of the most interesting conversations that he ever had.

Rogan wrote, “It’s a wild one, and I’m sure there’s going to be a lot of mixed reviews, but as crazy as some of the things this man is saying are, he’s brilliant, and if he’s right, it’s going to change the world.” Even the fans came into the comments to write their own opinions about the podcast episode. Some fans were skeptical about the theories, while others thought of the actor as a genius. 

However, the actor has been making such statements for a while. Remember his 2019 Emmy’s red carpet statement? He dived deep into discussing geometry, ancient philosophy, and quantum physics. “I’ve made some discoveries in my own personal life with the science that, y’know, Pythagoras was searching for… I was able to open up the flower of life properly and find the real wave conjugations we’ve been looking for for 10,000 years,” he shared while the interviewer was confused. But it didn’t end there.

He stated that:
1. All motion was expressed in waves.
2. All waves are curves.
3. So where do the straight lines come from to make the Platonic solids? There are no straight lines in nature.

When VICE dissected his statements, they found that what he said wasn’t entirely wrong. They found some truth in it. They affirmed that in the physical world, there are no straight lines. However, they attributed it to being a quirk of maths and logic. This is because of how we define a straight line. Because there would be some amount of thickness to the line, what we perceive as a line, would actually be an extremely thin rectangle.

To conclude their discussion, VICE advised people now to base their important life decisions on outdated ideas. This is probably because some aspects that Howard discusses can be considered pseudo-science. The scientific community might take some time to warm up to him, but Terrence Howard does not have any plans of stopping his theories anytime soon. What do you think about his ideas? Are they true or just bizarre contemplations? Drop your views in the comments below.