Interview with G. Nosovsky | Yegor Bugayenko

Gleb Nosovsky is a Russian mathematician, candidate of Physics and Mathematics of Moscow State University, specialist in theory of probability, mathematical statistics and other branches of applied mathematics. He worked as a researcher in the Russian Space Research Institute, in University of Aizu in Japan. He is a faculty member of the Department of Mathematics and Mechanics MSU. Since 1981 Gleb Nosovsky has been involved in the New Chronology project, a concept suggesting that the existing chronology of historical events is incorrect and requires a radical revision. He has been a permanent co-author of books on the New Chronology.
Russian source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-9MmyBP7gA
00:00 Introduction
00:18 How Gleb Nosovsky got involved into the New Chronology project
10:33 How to distinguish a legit researcher from a pseudo-scientist
12:48 Was there a doubt that Anatoly Fomenko might be wrong?
14:56 How to distinguish science from pseudoscience
27:42 Two parts of the New Chronology: analytical and reconstruction
32:25 Why historians don’t support the development of the New Chronology
48:38 Historical duplicates
53:20 About other alternative scholars
1:02:27 How can AI help in working on the New Chronology?
1:06:30 Can AI determine the real age of manuscripts?
1:07:53 Is it dangerous to question established historical facts?
1:17:21 Could young programmers help?
1:20:00 Could students participate in the New Chronology project?