CHRONOLOGY OF THE SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT OF WILHELM REICH
1923-1934 Orgasm theory and technique of Character Analysis
1928-1934 Respiratory block and muscular armor
1923-1934 Sex-economic self-regulation of primary natural drives in their distinction from secondary, perverted drives
1930-1934 The role of irrationalism and human sex-economy in the origin of dictatorship of all political denominations
1934 The orgasm reflex
1935-1936 The bio-electrical nature of sexuality and anxiety
1936-1939 Orgone energy vesicles (bions)
1936-1939 Origin of the cancer cell from bionously disintegrated animal tissue, and the organization of protozoa from bionously disintegrated moss and grass
1937 T-bacilli in sarcoma
1939 Discovery of the bio-energy (Orgone Energy) in sand packet (SAPA) bions
1940 Discovery of Orgone Energy in the atmosphere
1940 Invention of the Orgone Energy Accumulator
1944 Invention of the Orgone Energy Field Meter
1940-1945 Experimental orgone therapy of the cancer biopathy
1945 Experimental investigation of primary biogenesis (Experiment XX)
1945 Method of Orgonomic Functionalism
1947 Emotional Plague of man as a disease of the bio-energetic equilibrium
1949-1950 Orgonometric equations
1951 Hypothesis of cosmic superimposition of two orgone energy streams as the basis of hurricanes and galaxy formation
1947-1951 Anti-nuclear radiation effects of Orgone Energy
1951-1952 Discovery of DOR (Deadly Orgone Energy) and identification of its properties, including a specific toxicity (DOR sickness)
1951-1954 Identification of Melanor, Orite, Brownite, Orene; and initial steps toward pre-atomic chemistry
1952-1955 Use of “reversed” orgonomic potential in removing DOR from the atmosphere in cloudbusting and weather control
1954-1955 Theory of desert formation in nature and in man (the emotional plague) and demonstration of reversibility (OROP Desert Ea and the Medical DOR-Buster)
1954-1955 Theory of disease based on DOR accumulation in the tissues
1950-1957 Equations of gravity and anti-gravity
1951-1957 Development and practical application of Social Psychiatry
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