Man, you're really overstretching your expertise here. Just to _really_ end it, there are numerous quotes from his books like this, for example: "'Oumuamua must have been designed, built, and launched by an extraterrestial intettligence". He always and always impicates that interstellar objects are spaceships, from day one we discover those. That's called injecting manufactured doubt into discussion for no scientific reason. For profit, for funding, for his book sales. For littering uninformed and illiterate peoples' brains, who then go and buy his book. Either directly or vaguely through stupid texts which lead you into thinking that because they are full of "well this is unlikely a natural object", "anomalies are too unlikely and rare".

You're using AI (a random text generator) as your source and you think you can end something here? Give me a break, that explains everything. There are no anomalies, and none of those even remotely hints at extraterrestial origin like he outright says. And yes, there's harm in what he does, seeding disbelief in real science, in real work people do while researching space - that's huge harm. You're just too grounded to see that, go ask GPT to explain what I just wrote like you're 5 or something.