Orgonite threads at david icke

Started by Anonymous, December 28, 2011, 10:30:09 AM

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Anonymous

I have seen many threads about orgonite at david icke forums, alot of people have been reporting positive results.

Anyone have opinions on this?

http://forum.davidicke.com/showthread.php?t=62867

Wimpy

Please don't be offended but people are often fooled by 'so-called' science and intelligence, particularly if they lack the particular expertise to logically scrutinize or argue.  This orgone, orgonite subject is clever because the claims are clearly acknowledged to be beyond normally accepted science (faith) and, therefore, scientific proof would be ridiculously impertinent (my words).  The scientific proof is incumbent upon the 'purchaser' in a 'seeing is believing' assurance.  Fine, but the hook here is that you must purchase the product, use your imagination in it's application and then search for results of your own.  If you do not find or experience the results as claimed then any numerous possibilities or explanations for the disappointing results could be offered; they might even refund your money.  I suspect many would not even bother to pursue a refund,... all the better for the seller.

There may be something to the claims or it may be a snake oil product; I lean towards the later.  To me the products look like variously shaped, Colored Plexiglass Molds with mutiple metal items encased within.  Some of the metal items resemble copper BB's or steel ball bearings.  Other bits of metal resemble scraps from a metal stamping process (or copper printed circuit board conductive pathways).  Of the photos I've viewed there seemed to be a haphazard/random placement of these metal items and the number count of items varied in identical sized plexiglass objects.  Somewhat cool looking things with metal stuff inside.  As the background Poster from the X Files TV Show said: "I Want To Believe".  Apparently some do.


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