That's a good question. I'm curious too.
My earliest memory, and my memory could be pretty faulty about the history of Quantum Wave Cosmology, was a post, maybe even a thread on FRDB asking what the scientific view of the Big Bang said in detail. I remember characterizing my grasp of it something like this, "Everything in the universe was once clumped together in a single point and now look at it, wow". I'm sure what I said was more ignorant than that, lol. That was the start of my research, maybe in 2002, but certainly after 9/11/2001 because it was the world view of terrorists that made me start to wonder why humans associated in religious groups that could inspire so much hatred, and I was looking to science as a common denominator.
I posted in the very early days on a few forums I don't remember on Prodigy in the 90's, at Yahoo discussion boards and others after 911, like on FRDB, The Science Forums, Bad Astronomy, ToEQuest, somewhere I was bogie_blogger because bogie was taken, I used Force 1 at The Physics Forums for a very few posts since they don't tolerate alternative views, but the vast majority of the evolution of my so called model comes from BAUT (as Bogie), SciForums (as quantum_wave), and ToeQuest (as Bogie).
The idea of the number of quanta in a particle was developed at BAUT, now CosmoQuest. I think it was in a thread called "The Infinite Reach of Gravity".
http://cosmoquest.org/forum/showthr...ach-of-gravity-in-the-ISU&p=981744#post981744
I had many detractors in those days too. I started a lot of threads there and learned a lot from those who took the time to help, like Neried and Celestial Mechanics and many more, and I didn't leave to come here in earnest until they limited discussions on their Against the Mainstream topics to 30 days. Don't waste your time going back though, because this stuff changes even while I sleep, lol.