Chris Owen, the man who brought you Ron the War Hero (www.ronthewarhero.org),
Narconon Exposed (www.narconon-exposed.org), and several other excellent
critical examinations of the Scientology hydra, has collaborated with me
in producing a new version of my Study Tech essay.
Scientology's Study Technology: The Hidden Message in L. Ron Hubbard's "Study Tech"
by Dr. David S. Touretzky and Chris Owen
http://studytech.org/study_tech.php
Contents
1. What is Study Technology?
1. The Three Principles of Study Tech
2. The Meaning of "Mass"
3. The Second Principle: Learning on a Gradient
4. Go Back and Find Your Misunderstood
5. Word Clearing
6. Demo Kits and the Clay Table
2. Study Tech and L. Ron Hubbard
1. Who Wrote the Study Tech Books?
2. Hubbard the Educator
3. Hubbard and Children
3. Study Tech and Scientology Doctrine
1. Is Study Tech Secular or Religious?
2. Where Does Study Tech Come From?
3. Mental Mass and the E-Meter
4. Word Clearing as Religious Ritual
5. Study Tech's Role in Scientology Ideology
4. Study Tech Assessed
1. Does Study Tech Work?
2. What Experts Say About Study Tech
3. Is Study Tech Constitutional?
5. Conclusion
Acknowledgments
References
Study Tech debunkers will also want to see Chris's excellent essay on "Applied Scholastics and Scientology", available at:
http://studytech.org/asi.php
I imagine these web pages will be of great interest in St. Louis.
That's where Applied Scholastics recently opened its new worldwide headquarters, under the leadership of the famously unlucky Bennetta Slaughter, who seems to jump from one Scientology disaster to another.
See SlatkinFraud for a summary of Bennetta's career:
http://slatkinfraud.com/slaughter.php
As Paul Harvey likes to say: "Now you know the REST of the story!"
And that's why Scientology hates the Internet.
-- Dave Touretzky, fearless NOTs Scholar extraordinaire
http://www.ScientologyWatch.org