LOL, yes, I unwittingly signed up for some blockchain with a twist, and did not even know what I got! It may be very well a good thing. I started to read the FAQ, and it is quite interesting. I have done so much research about all sorts of fringe topics over the last ten, fifteen years, I should have a lot to write about.

Thank you for the explanation about upvoting. I did upvote this article, but alas - seemingly for nothing, since I was too late.

What is peak.com (where you posted your other article)? Does it also work like hive.blog? Are there other sites that have a payout in the same way?

Also, I made a password via ecency.com. I have no idea why I had to go through another site, and what ecency is. It is all still very mysterious to me. :-)

I need to dig out Reich's book. I have several, but unfortunately they are all in boxes, because a) I have a least 500 books, b) my apartment is rather small, and c) until now I had no money to install the necessary shelving.

But! I went to this site (https://wilhelmreichmuseum.org) to see if I can jog my memory, and indeed, it must be this book: https://wilhelmreichmuseum.org/product/selected-writings/, and the experiment I am referring to is named the "Oranur experiment". It is a small chapter in the book. And I just saw that there is another pamphlet published earlier (https://wilhelmreichmuseum.org/product/the-oranur-experiment/) that describes this experiment. I have not read the latter one (I was not even aware it exists), but I would presume that it is the detailed account of the experiment, and the chapter in the book "Selected Writings" is just an abstract.

Re radioactivity: Yes, I actually knew about Galen Winsor - you just reminded me of him, I completely forgot! I am pretty sure it is exactly because of his video that I think radioactivity is not the bad beast some people want us to believe. Your article makes a lot of sense, and brings up some valid points. (BTW, today is the anniversary of Nagasakis bombing, and my birthday... Coincidence? Nah, I don't think so...)