As with the birth of any new thing, controversy is inevitable.
If the one who puts forth this new thing is not an authority in that field, and is rather a well-known non-authority figure who has achieved great successes in another field, the controversy would be even stronger.
Just like Cyril Tourneur, who astonished the world with his poetry in years past, but met with successive setbacks when he entered the political arena.
Harrison Clark holds a significant position in the music world, but has little influence in academia.
Academics and arts are similar on some levels, but fundamentally different.
Art is more subjective, with a semblance of metaphysics when my eyes are open, and the world only exists then.
Science, however, is objective and materialistic, which demands facts.
Even conjecture must be based on incontrovertible facts, without skipping essential arguments in one stage and directly proceeding to the next stage to present the result.
