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 Research starting points:\\
-° Reach a broad spectrum going from science <----> para-science\\
+° Reach a broad spectrum going from science < ---- > para-science\\
 ° Special attention to //stories//. Stories made to justify some logical shortcuts in speudo-scientific demonstrations, stories on the side of classical research, etc.\\
-° Think of experiment to test some pseudo-scientific claims (plants grow faster if you speak to them). Those experiments are not meant to be realized.
+° Think of experiment to test some pseudo-scientific claims (plants grow faster if you speak to them). Those experiments are not meant to be realized.\\
-° Make an overview of the research in the field of plant-plant communication. Neurobotany, sensory ecology, chemical communication between plants, etc.
+° Make an overview of the research in the field of plant-plant communication. Neurobotany, sensory ecology, chemical communication between plants, etc.\\
-° Speculative science: what do we need to build a //translator// to interfer with those signals?
+° Speculative science: what do we need to build a //translator// to interfer with those signals?\\
-Literature starting points:
+Literature starting points:\\
-° Experiments of Laurence (~1950). Onion attached to a telescope, and other strange experiments.
+° Experiments of Laurence (~1950). Onion attached to a telescope, and other strange experiments.\\
-° HPI paper on the Lybarinth
+° HPI paper on the Lybarinth\\
-° Sci-fi writer K. Schröder. Idea of thalience, switched subjectivity. Idea that the value of a model is not only determined by the fact it is true or not, but also by its ability to generate other models and ideas ("heuristicity").
+° Sci-fi writer K. Schröder. Idea of thalience, switched subjectivity. Idea that the value of a model is not only determined by the fact it is true or not, but also by its ability to generate other models and ideas ("heuristicity").\\
-° T. McKenna, Archaic Revival, Chapter about plan/plant/planet. Phytomimicry and techno-gaianism.
+° T. McKenna, Archaic Revival, Chapter about plan/plant/planet. Phytomimicry and techno-gaianism.\\
-° P. Stamets, Mycelium Running, global considerations about mycelium as nature's internet.
+° P. Stamets, Mycelium Running, global considerations about mycelium as nature's internet.\\