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“Let those who are ignorant of the ways of learning stand aside, while those who know what learning is, blaze the trail into the unknown. Quest for knowledge is Supreme Human Activity.” - Wilhelm Reich (April 1956) Steven Jay Katz recently linked us to his new book, “Wilhelm Reich – Liberation Theologian Of Cosmic Energy”, which “explores the spiritual implications of the last years of inventor, scientist and philosopher Dr. Wilhelm Reich. New facts are revealed about Dr. Reich’s UFO contacts and his discovery of a metaphysical portal during the Oranur Experiment.” The introductory essay to the book, “The World of Wilhelm Reich”, provides a more detailed synopsis of the work. Image: “Who is Afraid of Wilhelm Reich?” (via autlookfilms.com)

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“Let those who are ignorant of the ways of learning stand aside, while those who know what learning is, blaze the trail into the unknown. Quest for knowledge is Supreme Human Activity.” - Wilhelm Reich (April 1956)

Steven Jay Katz recently linked us to his new book, “Wilhelm Reich – Liberation Theologian Of Cosmic Energy”, which “explores the spiritual implications of the last years of inventor, scientist and philosopher Dr. Wilhelm Reich. New facts are revealed about Dr. Reich’s UFO contacts and his discovery of a metaphysical portal during the Oranur Experiment.” The introductory essay to the book, “The World of Wilhelm Reich”, provides a more detailed synopsis of the work.

Image: “Who is Afraid of Wilhelm Reich?” (via autlookfilms.com)

kookscience directs our attention: The Orgonite Experiment, by Mark Bennett at Fortean Times, reveals that orgonite might-maybe-could work to improve your plant growing… Educated to graduate level in chemistry, Mr Barker knew the importance of running a control group for any experiment and that it is the statistical analysis of the whole crop which proves a trend, not the discovery of one or two prime examples chosen to show off the best results […] He explains: “ Even using this stat­istical bias when comparing the two samples, the difference in size/yield of the Orgonite crop was noticeable in that the best of the crop sown in good soil were no better than the average crops sown in the worse soil with the Orgonite presence. The best crops from the Orgonite patch were the biggest of all.” He also notes there was “very little carrot fly on Orgonite patch – much more evident on control patch”. …or maybe not: One person with a definite scient­ific background, Brighton resident R Robinson, was interested in experimenting with the Orgonite pucks, and decided to use a type of flowering bulb which takes an exceptionally long time to germinate. His results in the blind experiment were negative. In fact, the bulb with Orgonite produced a smaller plant than that without the Orgonite.

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kookscience directs our attention: The Orgonite Experiment, by Mark Bennett at Fortean Times, reveals that orgonite might-maybe-could work to improve your plant growing…

Educated to graduate level in chemistry, Mr Barker knew the importance of running a control group for any experiment and that it is the statistical analysis of the whole crop which proves a trend, not the discovery of one or two prime examples chosen to show off the best results […] He explains: “ Even using this stat­istical bias when comparing the two samples, the difference in size/yield of the Orgonite crop was noticeable in that the best of the crop sown in good soil were no better than the average crops sown in the worse soil with the Orgonite presence. The best crops from the Orgonite patch were the biggest of all.” He also notes there was “very little carrot fly on Orgonite patch – much more evident on control patch”.

…or maybe not:

One person with a definite scient­ific background, Brighton resident R Robinson, was interested in experimenting with the Orgonite pucks, and decided to use a type of flowering bulb which takes an exceptionally long time to germinate. His results in the blind experiment were negative. In fact, the bulb with Orgonite produced a smaller plant than that without the Orgonite.
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A Tour of the Borderland Museum (Part 2)

Peter Lindemann takes us on a tour of psionic / psychotronic talismans in the Borderlands collection, Spectrochrome devices, explains the concepts of biocircuits, and gives an in-depth overview of orgone and Wilhelm Reich’s work.