Scientology

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by Mark Harrison0 views·Updated Jun 5, 2021

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  1. when thinking of scientology, obviously one thinks about science or
  2. at the very least there has to be some science
  3. involved. So what science or science is, are there in
  4. the Church of scientology, going back to recruitment methods, psychology
  5. seems to be one of the sciences incorporated into scientology.
  6. This can be sent through the way auditors analyze a
  7. Members thought processes and memories through the use of the
  8. meter, auditing is similar to therapy and at the auditor
  9. access the therapist asking their patients questions about their past.
  10. The auditors goal is to bring up memories and the
  11. oddity to understand the oddities, reasons for distress or mental
  12. illness, to the goal of the church as advertised to
  13. the public and its members is to help its members
  14. become better people and lead them to having a successful
  15. and regime life.
  16. This cannot happen if the member of the church has
  17. mental illnesses, physical illnesses or distress caused by body futons,
  18. ironically, however, everyone Hubbard is actually opposed to associating the
  19. Church of scientology with anything related to psychology Because of
  20. the negative stigma that revolved around in the 50s and
  21. 60s. The emitter, or Electoral Cycle Motor, is a heavily
  22. used by scientologists.
  23. It is supposed to measure thoughts on a physical level
  24. because it is believed that thoughts and memories contain physical
  25. mass. So what is the science behind it?
  26. Mhm. The meter is similar to a lie detector test.
  27. Electrical engineers believe the emitter sends a current through the
  28. body to measure resistance to the current when one holds,
  29. that can connected to the, to the meter, an electric
  30. current is sent out through their body.
  31. When the person being audited, sweats, moves or flex a
  32. missile, you can cause the needle on the meter to
  33. fluctuate, meaning there is a change in resistance In the
  34. 70s, the church was taken to court to see the
  35. validity of the Em as in medical device.
  36. The court ruled that it was not, and from then
  37. on, meters have had to have a notice claiming that
  38. the device does nothing, and it's only a function is
  39. within the Church of scientology.