If you’re anything like me, then you’ve probably typed your fingers to the bone googleing the terms orgonite, orgone generator, radionics, psionics, psychotronics and whatnot, and going through every single search result to satisfy your curiosity about these protosciences. Now, by using the term protoscience, I do not mean to denigrate these ideas or fields of inquiry, but intend to point out their being unpopular, fragmentary, and lacking ideal scientific clarity, but destined to be born out by research in future decades and generations, and finally generally accepted. The physicist Max Planck said it best when he remarked that

A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it.

Now, if you’ve surfed the web like I have, you’d have found websites that either champion these fields of inquiry or ridicule them as nothing more than mere pseudosciences. Perusing the former, you’d be confronted by a plethora of methodologies and ideologies that defy efforts toward a grand unified theory. Now, for a stubborn bastard like me, that’s just fine; more stuff to juggle in my head and make sense of. But for the curious newbie who’s looking to wet his toes, his mind will more than likely be swamped by the deluge of data that’s out there.

Which brings us to the raison d’être of this online journal. Since I’m already putting in countless hours everyday checking out what’s new in radionics, psionics, orgone technology and related fields, I might as well blog about it for the benefit of those just starting to check these protosciences out, and also to serve as a news portal for the latest developments in these nascent disciplines. My posts may betray my not infrequently chaotic thought processes, but I’m hoping that, in spite of the helter skelter fashion, these posts will help make navigating the world of psychotronics a lot easier and much more enjoyable.