Powell |
Honorable mention extended to L. Vincent Poupard, who has
taken quantum woo to breathtaking levels of idiocy through SCIO,
Scientific Consciousness Interface Operation system, and the idea of quantum
wellness. But Poupard appears to be Australian (his groups slogan is
“harmonising Australia through Energy”). Returning to the US, then, yields –
unsurprisingly – a pair of religious fundies.
Boone Powell is the former Chief Executive Officer and
President of Baylor University Medical Center (BUMC) and a pretty well respected
figure. Addison Barry Rand is the former CEO of Avis and chief executive
officer (CEO) of AARP (where he might potentially do something good) – both are
guys with power and influence, in other words. What they have in common is that
they were part of Bob Cornuke’s 2006 expedition to find Noah’s Ark in Turkey, an expedition that the expedition
members counted as “very successful” insofar as they might even have found said
Ark.
Rand |
In his everyday life Powell invests much of his time and
efforts in missionary work among children since “[s]urveys tell us that
percentage-wise very few people come to Christ after age 18,” a justification
that is worth some thought.
Diagnosis: They may (or may not) be generally nice people, and they are
certainly otherwise influential. But being part of Cornuke’s expedition
automatically qualifies you as a loon, and that’s the end of that side of the
story.
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