dazz
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| Quote (NoName @ Oct. 09 2015,00:53) | | Quote (dazz @ Oct. 08 2015,18:50) | | Quote (GaryGaulin @ Oct. 09 2015,00:00) | From theory:
| Quote | | Multicellular organisms are not always multicellular intelligence. Without a brain, plants cannot meet the four requirements for multicellular intelligence. In plants and other simple systems cellular intelligence combines to produce a multicellular structure where the only plant motion is to sway with the wind or slow phototropic behavior, growing towards light. Venus flytrap has a simple reflex action to close when an insect touches its sensor, but a “reflex” action is not “intelligence”. There is also cellular sprout timing (vernalization) circuitry but that is a molecular system inside its cells not cells communicating with each other as in a brain, therefore we will consider plants to be cellular intelligence only, not multicellular intelligence. |
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Yay! You did it again!
Oh, wait a minute, what about Fungus now?
ROTLF |
Or slime molds. |
Oh my! This inoperative system is gonna require so many service packs!
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