Plants are intelligent, or What can we learn from nature
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Plants are very important for the entire planet and humans in particular, everyone knows this. They release oxygen, without which we could not live, provide food, serve as raw materials for industry, and also simply delight the eyes. This could be completed by the track record of plants, but in fact it is much more than it seems.
The plants have a powerful, complex and dynamic life, and it is easy to extract valuable lessons from it. It is about this side of the plants that Bonda Montgomery will tell us in detail.
"studying plants, I learned a lot about how to be in this world.
There can be remarkable teachers of life as beans, and pumpkin, and even sunflower. Surprisingly, isn"t it?
Plants "understand" who they are, where they are and what they should do using this knowledge for survival, the author believes. They experience a kind of sensations that do not require the familiar senses and nervous systems. They distinguish between relatives, friends and enemies. It seems that they have a mind that gives them the opportunity to make clear and thoughtful decisions.
Watching plants and understanding how they achieve their goals, human society will be able to change for the better. Professor Montgomery raises the question of us, encouraging us to reconsider our way of life: what would the plant make in this situation?
The plants have a powerful, complex and dynamic life, and it is easy to extract valuable lessons from it. It is about this side of the plants that Bonda Montgomery will tell us in detail.
"studying plants, I learned a lot about how to be in this world.
There can be remarkable teachers of life as beans, and pumpkin, and even sunflower. Surprisingly, isn"t it?
Plants "understand" who they are, where they are and what they should do using this knowledge for survival, the author believes. They experience a kind of sensations that do not require the familiar senses and nervous systems. They distinguish between relatives, friends and enemies. It seems that they have a mind that gives them the opportunity to make clear and thoughtful decisions.
Watching plants and understanding how they achieve their goals, human society will be able to change for the better. Professor Montgomery raises the question of us, encouraging us to reconsider our way of life: what would the plant make in this situation?
Author:
Author:Монтгомери Беронда
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Comics and Graphic Novels
- Category:Science & Math
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Natural sciences
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907473-23-2
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