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Wilhelm Reich (March 24, 1897 – November 3, 1957) was a feared Austrian-Jewish scientist, being the first psychoanalyst to discover the existence of a male sexual orgasm. He refuted accusations of Nazism, despite his name being Reich. He was a communist for a while, but was expelled from the Communist Party for suggesting that sexual orgasms could be more fun for the working class than a proletarian dictatorship. Wilhelm is credited with discovering and attempting to popularize Orgonomy, the study of bio-electrical power generated by human male gonads. It was not recommended for boiling eggs.

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  • Wilhelm Reich (March 24, 1897 – November 3, 1957) was a feared Austrian-Jewish scientist, being the first psychoanalyst to discover the existence of a male sexual orgasm. He refuted accusations of Nazism, despite his name being Reich. He was a communist for a while, but was expelled from the Communist Party for suggesting that sexual orgasms could be more fun for the working class than a proletarian dictatorship. Wilhelm is credited with discovering and attempting to popularize Orgonomy, the study of bio-electrical power generated by human male gonads. It was not recommended for boiling eggs.
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  • Wilhelm Reich (March 24, 1897 – November 3, 1957) was a feared Austrian-Jewish scientist, being the first psychoanalyst to discover the existence of a male sexual orgasm. He refuted accusations of Nazism, despite his name being Reich. He was a communist for a while, but was expelled from the Communist Party for suggesting that sexual orgasms could be more fun for the working class than a proletarian dictatorship. Wilhelm is credited with discovering and attempting to popularize Orgonomy, the study of bio-electrical power generated by human male gonads. He also claimed he could microwave a horse in 13 seconds on the defrost setting. It was not recommended for boiling eggs. * In 1957, death was the last thing he was able to achieve. * Reich became a well known figure within the Society of Orgonomists, which he also founded, and soon rose the the position of Carousel Master Roaster. * Reich's recipe for "Horsemeat Balls Surprise" won him the coveted Equine Gastrome's Soft Saddle Award in 1936.
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