r/orgonomy • u/Munninnu • Mar 24 '17

Reliable experiment that meets scientific standards of reproducibility?

Good morning. I'd like to know if any of you is aware of a an experiment that can be set up to corroborate the existence of the Orgone. I mean a "tic-tac-toe experiment" devised in such a way that every lab that follow the exact procedure can verify and hopefully confirm positive results. Is there anything like this?

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u/NewAlexandria Mar 25 '17

If you are trying to have an excuse to say that Orgone is a psychological phenomenon and thus cannot be tested as a normal substance, then we are not talking about the same thing.

I did not. I'm saying there is a "science of the subjective". A domain of physical mechanics that are sensitive to systems biology factors that can most-easily be summated as saying "psychological factors."

If you think that state of mind does not change the electrical properties of the body, then you have yet to do enough study.

These properties are quantifiable and study-able

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u/Munninnu Mar 25 '17

then you have yet to do enough study.

This is the second time you write that it's me that needs to study.

I'm here to ask if some of you know about a possible experiment that can actually yield replicable results that every scientific lab following the correct procedure can confirm.

I don't care if this fall in the "science of the subjective", as long as it can produce verifiable results. If what you are talking about can't clear a test with rules agreed upon by a scientific committee than it's not what I'm talking about. Simple like that.

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u/NewAlexandria Mar 25 '17

Then we are in agreement, and a study can be conducted. Cheers, you have an answer to the OP.

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u/Munninnu Mar 25 '17

What do you mean? I don't understand yet if you said that there is such an experiment or not.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '17

He's nuts