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Re: The Secrets of the Wood Wide Web

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This was also the topic of last week's Radiolab http://www.radiolab.org/story/from-tree-to-shining-tree/

I feel like this is happening a lot more recently. A great episode comes out on some podcast I'm listening to, then a slew of articles reiterating the same content comes out the following week. In a way, it feels like theft of someones hard work at researching a new topic.

> In a way, it feels like theft of someones hard work at researching a new topic.

Not sure why you would want to cast a negative comment towards this article. Do you have any evidence?

Re: The Secrets of the Wood Wide Web

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On a suspicion, I checked, and yes, this is the son of "morphic resonance" biologist Rupert Sheldrake. I'd love to be a fly (agaric) on the wall at one of those family reunions!

Yes you can. They hold workshops once a year on a small island north of vancouver. You just missed this years workshop: https://hollyhock.ca/programinfo/sheldrake/
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