He has a hypothesis - modern sleep devices are not as good for the spine as the bare ground.
He suggested a reason why - pressing against the ground during sleep acts as therapy.
He has data - life experience,
pictures, and demonstrations.
Maybe it doesn't pattern match as science to you, but the raw science is all there. A few hundred years ago, this is how most science was conducted - by individuals with specific bones to pick.
Is it conclusive? No. Is it worth being part of the conversation? Absolutely!
He has a hypothesis - modern sleep devices are not as good for the spine as the bare ground.
He suggested a reason why - pressing against the ground during sleep acts as therapy.
He has data - life experience, pictures, and demonstrations.
Maybe it doesn't pattern match as science to you, but the raw science is all there. A few hundred years ago, this is how most science was conducted - by individuals with specific bones to pick.
Is it conclusive? No. Is it worth being part of the conversation? Absolutely!