The Mysteries of Plant Intelligence | Plant Consciousness Commentary

The Mysteries of Plant Intelligence

Thanks for your patience as I travel. Forgot my light, hence the darkness. Need to make a list for next time….. now let’s talk—one again—about plant intelligence!

Why is it that after so many years of discussions, theories, testing, and arguing, we are still reading articles that talk about plant intelligence as a new debate? Is this really a debate about the plants kinselves or is it about how humans “use” plants?

I tend to think that’s the elephant in the room no one is talking about. Let’s see what Zoë Schlanger has to say about it in her article for The Atlantic.

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References

Schlanger, Z. 2024. The Mysteries of Plant Intelligence. The Atlantic. Accessed 7 September 2024.

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