Terrence Howard, a former Empire representative, believes he can develop “new hydrogen technology” that Uganda can use to “defend itself”.
The actor is known for his somewhat skeptical scientific claims. This time, he announced “several scientific initiatives to help boost financing and tourism for the nation.” AllAfrica reports.
“I was able to determine the grand unified field equation they were looking for, and put it into geometry,” The actor said while addressing government officials. He believes this will allow him to develop “new hydrogen technology”.
Although the actor attended Pratt University and studied engineering, he did not graduate.
Why Terrence Howard in Uganda?
According to AllAfrica, Howard is working in an effort to attract investment from those living in the African diaspora. Invited by Frank Tomoebazi, Uganda’s Minister of Agriculture, Howard’s goal is to “explore Uganda’s uniqueness and spread the word”.
However, it was this headline that sparked confusion on the Internet:
past disagreements
Howard faced some controversy during his career. The actor once filmed marketing videos for the controversial resort of Ayahuasca in Costa Rica. Then after Empire, he retired from acting but returned a year later for a television campaign.
This is not the first time he has made scientific claims. In 2019, he answered an unrelated question on the Emmys red carpet by saying that he “made some discoveries in my personal life with the science that, you know, Pythagoras was looking for.”
the above on his website, Terence Howard: Once equals twoWhere he shares his sporting achievements.
When asked to explain how he achieved the equation, Howard could not immediately respond.
Lynchpin . Project
In his speech, Howard talked about the success of the LynchPin project he launched in 2021. Together with Andrew Sobka, the pair have been launching the Lynchpin Drone, which is protected by 86 patents. Another form of security, Lynchpin supposedly performs perfectly.”new way“
Twitter reactions to the video are that people are very confused and understandable. Even Howard doesn’t seem quite sure what he’s promising. It’s definitely one to watch; Who knows what he will discover next!
In other news, the ‘I have holes’ puzzle has been explained as it’s trending on social media
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