Wikipedia, as an encyclopedia, is about describing a subject, not promoting it. Describing Eric's beliefs and activities is different than promoting them, and the language used for the different purposes is different. Promotion uses charged words, whereas describing used neutral (boring) words. Describing Eric's point of view is appropriate for this setting. Saying it is the best or worst view is promotional. I agree with your statement that we should leave the judgement out of this. Exactly. That's what NPOV is all about. Eric is the proponent of a fringe theory. Got it. So explain what his fringe theory is, provide refs, and move on. I'm not saying he's right or wrong. I don't care. But it doesn't make sense to me to have an article on someone that doesn't describe who they are, what they've done, or why they are notable. Leaving out the middle section on his Scientific Activities (cosmology, fusion stuff, and other) is a disservice to anyone who comes to this page. Describe, yes. Promote, no.