Oh, I can read more stuff from this crackpot, after https://fstdt.com/T._PRVL5FLGPG ...
So, this is really part of an actor's own personal "Terryology" doctrines?
Well, I doubt that educators will be impressed and will want to alter all textbooks to promote the personal reality evasions of an actor.
Also adding a recent article for reference:
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/terrence-howard-gravity-joe-rogan-b2548800.html
Edit/Adding:
So I've watched the first hour of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g197xdRZsW0 (on the Joe Rogan show). It was enough to not have to listen to the whole 3h, although I skimmed to look at videos and images. There definitely is pseudoscientific creationism, inspired by the artist and new age pseudocosmologist https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Russell . Then a type of bubbles and sacred geometry based doctrine from which are derived claimed technologies (like drones that I didn't evaluate as being more efficient than existing technologies). But also many false claims about physics and cosmology, based on false premises. And no experimental evidence whatsoever for those is presented. Instead, the typical accusations are made against science, scientists and anyone who doesn't swallow it, the usual stigmatized knowledge conspiracy theories, etc. Some of those doctrines are based on symmetrical ideas. They go from some that contradict what we have discovered in particle accelerators, to some that contradict what we have observed of the solar system and the asteroid belt, etc. Like that hydrogen is a master source for other atoms without needing stars, that we could separate hydrogen and oxygen from water using no energy, that every solar system has a sun from which all its rocky planets originate, with an "earth" at the same speed around its own sun, that all asteroids in the belt are from a single planet, etc. Some claims testable that would fail a reality check and result in falsified hypotheses, then other claims that are untestable and involve the supernatural, resting on questionable metaphysics. The time scale of cosmology is also twisted and some ancient but far from being the oldest human imagery discovered in archaeology are claimed to be the oldest and primordial... Also, he claims that he contacted deGrasse Tyson and that he wasn't interested to discuss the literature he shared with him, misconstruing it as Tyson attacking Tesla, etc. The doctrine is claimed to be a new unified theory, but cannot agree and explain the existing ones, which a better theory would not need to directly discredit, only providing a better understanding. Some clues indicate an intent to be considered a type of guru. There are a few distractions into "manosphere" ideology. Another distraction seemed to involve "detox" quackery. I doubt that there's more details needed here for an assessment. :)