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If You Eat Pork of any kind
In article >, says...
> I've actually seen studies where they used ecg machines on plants with startling
> results. They took two plants that were grown side by side; they "knew " each
> other. Then, they sent a number of people into the room to "visit" the plants,
> but the last one had instructions to destroy one of the plants. They then hooked
> the ecg up to the remaining plant. As each of the people re-visited the
> remaining plant, no matter what order they were sent in, the remaining plant
> "knew" which one killed it's "friend" and it showed unmistakably on the ecg!
Oh damn - I'm screwed. I've killed so many plants. Biggest heartbreak
was a pair of watermelon plants I had grown from seed. Both were doing
quite well living in a pot by a window with direct sunlight. One of my
damn cats ate all the leaves off it - bye bye watermelon plants.
> In another study, they used an ecg on cups of yogurt. They fed one (sugar) while
> they starved the other, and they monitored both on the ecg. When one was fed,
> the other showed a reaction ("desire") to the first being fed. Granted, yogurt
> is not a single plant, but a colony of culture.
>
> So, there's more to plants and living cultures than people think!
I gotta wonder what a spoonful of yogurt is doing when it slides down
someones throat.
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