I downloaded the DeMeo ESTC presentations and ordered the "Orgone Accumulator" book by James DeMeo as a companion piece. I was present at the conference for his first presentation and it was very well prepared and filled with new information on the Orgone/ether/Life Force concept. I have viewed both videos and read the book - excellent!
The more interesting aspects of both are a short history bio for Wihelm Reich and the questionable Michelson-Morley interferometer experimental results. Subsequent and more detailed experiments by Dayton and others followed up to the modern era strengthening the case for the dynamic ether model. Contain very detailed results of these experiments, thereby tremendously strengthening the case for the ether concept. Very useful to understand that M-M is one of the underpinnings of the Albert E vacuum model and to realize that the basic results of the initial short experiments by M-M were incomplete and misunderstood.
From the book one can build a very basic Orgone accumulator from readily available materials for a very low cost. You can test out the effects yourself through very simple experiments. On my to do list, for sure.
There is much more detail about all this that you will certainly enjoy and perhaps learn a thing or two. The ether is not static but very Dynamic.
BTW the video needs to be viewed in a very low light setting for best clarity of the slide screen.
Yaro
The more interesting aspects of both are a short history bio for Wihelm Reich and the questionable Michelson-Morley interferometer experimental results. Subsequent and more detailed experiments by Dayton and others followed up to the modern era strengthening the case for the dynamic ether model. Contain very detailed results of these experiments, thereby tremendously strengthening the case for the ether concept. Very useful to understand that M-M is one of the underpinnings of the Albert E vacuum model and to realize that the basic results of the initial short experiments by M-M were incomplete and misunderstood.
From the book one can build a very basic Orgone accumulator from readily available materials for a very low cost. You can test out the effects yourself through very simple experiments. On my to do list, for sure.
There is much more detail about all this that you will certainly enjoy and perhaps learn a thing or two. The ether is not static but very Dynamic.
BTW the video needs to be viewed in a very low light setting for best clarity of the slide screen.
Yaro
