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Orgone Channel Telegram —Exploring classicists succeeding WR and avant garde succeeding JD.

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Subscriber growth

Orgone Channel Telegram has 567 subscribers.

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Date Subscribers Change Posts Avg. post views
12 Nov 567 +1 0 –
11 Nov 566 0 0 –
10 Nov 566 −1 0 –
9 Nov 567 +1 0 –
18 Oct 566 – 4 78

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Recent posts

  1. Open post

    — building a MEOW kettle ? https://ormuswater.vpinf.com/build-your-own-1.html — about ormus https://subtleenergies.xyz this was once originally subtleenergies.com before that site went down and was resurrected above

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    Dr. Toshiyuki Nakagaki (https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=%2Fg%2F11bylx77wr&q=Dr.+Toshiyuki+Nakagaki) is the modern Japanese biophysicist and ethologist who bridged the gap between Kamiya's cellular mechanics and computer science. Currently a professor at…

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    Dr. Noburô Kamiya (https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=%2Fg%2F121sxl3f&q=Dr.+Nobur%C3%B4+Kamiya) was the brilliant Japanese biophysicist who took William Seifriz's raw, qualitative observations of slime mold and turned them into hard, quantifiable mathematics.…

    60 views
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    Goo: The iconic black-and-white educational short film is titled Seifriz on Protoplasm (also circulated in some educational catalogs as The Protoplasm of a Slime Mold). Here are the specific details about the scientist and his work: • Full Name: William…

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    Seifritz on Protoplasm mirrored from Alexander Lowen YouTube https://youtu.be/_ihSxAn4WR8 Cell nuclei swim freely in slime mold protoplasm, circulate in spiral motion, have been compared to stem cells, protids, somatids, bions, microzymas, sanals, and other…

    28 views
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    Google: Contrasting the pre-nervous memory capabilities of an amoeboid plasmodium (https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=%2Fm%2F0265kd2&q=amoeboid+plasmodium) (Physarum polycephalum (https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=%2Fm%2F0265kd2&q=Physarum+polycephalum))…

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    Google: Pre-nervous memory in amoeboid plasmodia refers to the ability of single-celled organisms to encode, store, and recall past experiences entirely without a brain, neurons, or a nervous system. This phenomenon is most famously studied in Physarum polycephalum…

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    Google: Pre-nervous memory in amoeboid plasmodia refers to the ability of single-celled organisms to encode, store, and recall past experiences entirely without a brain, neurons, or a nervous system. This phenomenon is most famously studied in Physarum polycephalum…

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    Google: Pre-nervous memory in amoeboid plasmodia refers to the ability of single-celled organisms to encode, store, and recall past experiences entirely without a brain, neurons, or a nervous system. This phenomenon is most famously studied in Physarum polycephalum, a giant, single-celled acellular slime mold that exists as a massive amoeboid plasmodium. Lacking a single neuron, this organism can solve mazes, anticipate periodic events, and optimize transport networks by utilizing structural and chemical memory mechanisms. How an Amoeba Stores Memory Without Neurons Instead of synaptic connections, an amoeboid plasmodium relies on fluid dynamics, architectural self-biasing, and chemical s...

    28 views
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    Alchemy Forums bion packs thread https://alchemyforums.com/index.php?threads/bion-packs-and-stir-wands.7274/

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Questions about Orgone Channel Telegram

How many subscribers does Orgone Channel Telegram have?

Orgone Channel Telegram (@orgonecontinuum) has 567 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.

What is Orgone Channel Telegram about?

It is listed in Health, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “Orgone Channel Telegram —Exploring classicists succeeding WR and avant garde succeeding JD.”

Where does Orgone Channel Telegram rank?

By subscribers it is #450 in Health, #6,989 among international channels, #9,749 among English channels, #10,978 worldwide.

Does Orgone Channel Telegram post ads?

None of its 20 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.

When does Orgone Channel Telegram post?

Most often on Sunday, around 17:00 UTC. It publishes about 5 posts a week.

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