Kangaroo Feathers
Yea, it is written in the Book of Cyril...
... by what definition of "consciousness"?plants have consciousness. plants do not have brains. bacteria have consciousness. they don't have brains. it's irrefutable.
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... by what definition of "consciousness"?plants have consciousness. plants do not have brains. bacteria have consciousness. they don't have brains. it's irrefutable.
I was thinking more of some RF posters - but the point is similar.
Pah-lease. I did read on it in the past. The most interesting articles are about Cleve Backster and the lie-detector test. But the results were never able to be reproduced.google.com
you're not stupid. google plant intelligence, bacteria intelligence.Pah-lease. I did read on it in the past. The most interesting articles are about Cleve Backster and the lie-detector test. But the results were never able to be reproduced.
So I was asking you, honestly. But if you want to do the brush-off-thing... I can take a hint.
Pah-lease. I did read on it in the past. The most interesting articles are about Cleve Backster and the lie-detector test. But the results were never able to be reproduced.
So I was asking you, honestly. But if you want to do the brush-off-thing... I can take a hint.
you're not stupid. google plant intelligence, bacteria intelligence.
you didn't need me to tell you the obvious
True, but I am gullible. And I have my own bias to offset. I'm being completely honest; someone told me the story of Cleve Backster and I believed it and repeated it. When I found out that the research could not be reproduced, I was quite embarrassed. So, I'm a little hesitant on researching this specific topic without guidance. Because, I'm not stupid; but, I want Plants to have consciousness. It confirms my own beliefs. And that makes me easy to fool ( pun intended )
I'm skeptical. How is it irrefutable? One doesn't need consciousness to react to stimuli.plants have consciousness. plants do not have brains. bacteria have consciousness. they don't have brains. it's irrefutable.
I'm skeptical. How is it irrefutable? One doesn't need consciousness to react to stimuli.
How did you come to this conclusion?
But the plant's and microbes aren't "intelligent" in the usual sense. They aren't weighing options and making conscious choices, their behaviors are not intentional.
How is this not an oxymoron?self-fulfilling skepticism without questioning skepticism
skepticism without question is self-fulfilling, and just negative belief.How is this not an oxymoron?
But the plant's and microbes aren't "intelligent" in the usual sense. They aren't weighing options and making conscious choices, their behaviors are not intentional.
My car can analyze it's environment, its exhaust gasses, sense obstacles, adjust fuel-air ratios and valve timing to temperature, altitude and foot pressure, adjust wheel torque to slip, &c.
My car is not conscious. It's functions aren't intentional.
This doesn't further your claim. All this is common knowledge. Of course plants communicate and react. But there's no indication of consciousness. It's all automatic.
This doesn't further your claim. All this is common knowledge. Of course plants communicate and react. But there's no indication of consciousness. It's all automatic.
In forests it goes even further, with plants monitoring each other through the mycelial internet, sharing resources according to need, helping each other, protecting each other, exhibiting altruism. So what? Machines can do this.
Surely not if consciousness is fundamental? - Or, rather, wouldn't everything be subjective in that case?subjective