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date: 95-09-07aa

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Orgon - Reich
From: gruber2@ib m.net (Gerhard Gruber)
Date: 1995/09/07
MessageID: 42ndhi$1njp@news-s01.ca.us.ibm.net#1/1

newsgroups: sci.skeptic

Could somebody provide me with information reagrding 
Orgon?
To be specifically I'd like to have a list of arguments whats wrong
with this theory. Which are the flaws of it?

Thank you!

by(e), Gerhard W. Gruber

fido: 2:310/81.11
email: gruber2@ibm.net

Any spelling corrections (and grammar as well for that matter)
will be appreciated as email.



date: 95-09-12aa

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Re: Orgon - Reich
From: Ja ck Sarfatti <sarfatti@ix.netcom.com>
Date: 1995/09/12
MessageID: 434n6b$k4l@ixnews6.ix.netcom.com#1/1

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gruber2@ibm.net (Gerhard Gruber) wrote:
>gruber2@ibm.net (Gerhard Gruber) wrote:
>
>>Could somebody provide me with information reagrding 
Orgon?
>>To be specifically I'd like to have a list of arguments whats wrong
>>with this theory. Which are the flaws of it?
>
It's not even wrong. Reich was totally delusional at the time.
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Date: 1995/09/23
[Post] [Email Reply] Re: Expert Witness

From: dpbsmith@world.std.com (Daniel P. B. Smith)
Date: 1995/09/23
MessageID: DFDIvo.2q3@world.std.com#1/1

references: <43v5jh$o68@inn23b.edaal.ingr.com>
organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
newsgroups: rec.radio.noncomm,sci.engr.television.advanced,sci.electronics

In article <43v5jh$o68@inn23b.edaal.ingr.com>,  
<crmaxfie@ingr.com> wrote:
In article <43ulu5$ojp@odin.diku.dk>, null@diku.dk (Niels Ull 
Jacobsen) writes:

[...snip...]

 You're making fun of him when what he needs is good advice. For example
 it is a well known (scientifically proven) fact that wearing a skull cap made 
from aluminium foil will prevent your thoughts from being
 broadcast to all and sundry.
What also works well is a plain aluminum or stainless steel colander.  
Its efficacy is improved if you attach a wire to it of fourteen gauge or heavier, 
letting the wire dangle on the ground to bleed off the RF energy to ground.

This will take care of the electrostatic field component, but you are
ignoring orgone radiation, for which you will need alternating layers
of aluminum and mineral wool.

-- 
Daniel P. B. Smith
dpbsmith@world.std.com



Date: 1995/09/24
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Re: Expert Witness
From: chris@kd3bj.ampr.org (C. T. Nadovich)
Date: 1995/09/24
MessageID: chris.811949209@kd3bj.ampr.org#1/1

sender: usenet@kd3bj.ampr.org (News Posting Phantom User)
references: <43v5jh$o68@inn23b.edaal.ingr.com> 
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organization: The KD3BJ Usenet BBS
newsgroups: rec.radio.noncomm,sci.engr.television.advanced,sci.electronics

dpbsmith@world.std.com (Daniel P. B. Smith) writes:

>In article <43v5jh$o68@inn23b.edaal.ingr.com>,  
<crmaxfie@ingr.com> wrote:
>>In article <43ulu5$ojp@odin.diku.dk>, null@diku.dk (Niels Ull 
Jacobsen) writes:
>>
>>[...snip...]
>>
>>>>> You're making fun of him when what he needs is 
good advice. For example
>>>>> it is a well known (scientifically proven) fact that 
wearing a skull
>>>>> cap made from aluminium foil will prevent your 
thoughts from being
>>>>> broadcast to all and sundry.
>>>
>>>>What also works well is a plain aluminum or stainless steel 
colander.  
>>>>Its efficacy is improved if you attach a wire to it of 
fourteen gauge or 
>>>>heavier, letting the wire dangle on the ground to bleed off 
the RF energy 
>>>>to ground.

>This will take care of the electrostatic field component, but you are
>ignoring orgone radiation, for which you will 
need alternating layers
>of aluminum and mineral wool.


It's been a while since I designed any orgone 
energy sinks, but don't you 
need a much larger gauge drain wire (e.g. #2) that runs directly to a 
wood/metal "node" submerged in a natural lake.

I thought this was the real reason orgone energy 
has be unable to compete 
with other technologies --- difficulty in miniturization.
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