No. He, like the rest of us who have studied at least a minimal amount of physics, is in the "herd" of evidence-based science. Crackpots and conspiracy theorists are quick to compare the modern "mainstream" to supports of, for example, the geocentric model and Aristotelian philosophy. However, there is an enormous, momentous difference between these two groups. The "herd" you refer to was dogmatic, religious, and evidence-rejecting. Then, actual scientists such as Galileo, Descartes, Newton, Kepler, and Copernicus brought intellectual thought into the realm of modern science through the use of physical evidence (Kepler's observations, Newton's Laws, etc.), and mathematics. However, detractors of modern science do no such thing - they cling to useless analogies and a false understanding of basic physical concepts. To compare yourself to these greats scientists is simply pure arrogance.