I will give Shuman credit, he is trying to defend his quackery study.  Per the blogs below, however, he is a couple decades behind in both logic and facts.  

His bias is also very clear in his "base conversion" statements - apparently promoting a NASWI closure (wonder where he got that idea?)

This appears to be the typical "spend 30 hours on a superficial study, collect a paycheck, and move on".