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Προφανώς και πολλές φορές η φύση μας φαίνεται "παράλογη". Για αυτό και το τελικό συμπέρασμα είναι ότι το πείραμα και η φύση είναι το κριτήριο της "λογικής". Αλλά στην προκειμένη περίπτωση αυτό που προσπαθεί να κάνει ο πάνοςτ είναι άτοπο και λάθος.

Και να σου πω και κάτι άλλο; Είναι και ανέντιμο. Επικαλείται την επιστήμη μόνο όταν συμφωνεί με τα πιστεύω του. Ο Δαρβίνος δεν τα λέει καλά αλλά ο Dirac ή ο Feynman τα λένε καλά, παρόλο που ο πρώτος ήταν Καθόλικός και οι δεύτερι άθεοι.

Γη καλεί Ιndustrial Angel. Over.
Απάντησε μας Angel. Over.

Από απάντηση ΓΑΡΓΑΡΑ και εσύ.

Νeeext

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πες μου σε παρακαλώ με λογικοφανείς ή και επιστημονικούς όρους γιατί στο κλασικό παραδειματάκι που έχουμε ένα γλαστράκι με κάποιο λουλούδι και του μιλάμε

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κλασσικό παράδειγμα έρευνας τύπου "μόλις τώρα την κατέβασα από τη στομάχα μου". Ξέρεις πόσες τέτοιες έχουν γραφτεί στο φόρουμ;[/quote]

Ελπίζω να έχεις μεγάλο στομάχι αδερφέ...

1)
http://www.smilinggardener.com/plants/music-and-plants

The classic book The Secret Life of Plants by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird documents many scientific, statistically-significant studies done on the fascinating relationship between sound and music and plants.

2)
http://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/875/how-does-music-affect-growth-of-plants
Article "Why Does Music Make Plants Grow Taller?" reviews some explanations:
• Vibrations, such as sound and physical disturbances, affect plant growth.
• Studies done by the Smithsonian and NASA show that mild vibrations increase growth in plants, while harsher, stronger vibrations have a negative effect.
• French physicist and musician Joel Sternheimer has found that certain types of music stimulate protein production in plants, therefore increasing plant growth.
• Some scientists suggest that music improves gardeners' moods and therefore plants grow stronger and healthier in this environment.
• A study in Great Britain recently found that women's voices make plants grow faster than men's voices. It could be that they have a greater range of pitch and tone that affects the sound waves that hit the plant.

3)
http://www.energy-healing-info.com/science-of-sound-healing.html

For several months, the researcher pumped different kinds of music into each of the greenhouses. In one, Bach was played, in the second, Indian music, the third, loud rock, and the last, country and Western music was played. In the fifth greenhouse, no music was played at all.
The plants in the greenhouse where only heavy rock music was played did not do well at all. Their growth was stunted, and they would not flower. In the greenhouses with Bach and Indian music, the plants were green and healthy, with many flowers. The plants that heard country and Western music grew the same as those with no music - at a moderate rate, and with a normal amount of flowers.

4)
http://www.ehow.com/about_5367378_plant-reaction-music.html

Plant Reaction to Music
People are always experimenting with ways to encourage their plants to grow larger and produce more. This is not a new phenomenon. Our ancestors who first began to experiment with cultivating plants probably tried to do the very same thing. After all, they were planting food for their survival. Along with experimenting with various kinds of compost that includes the excrement of bats and worms, growers have experimented with the effect of music on plants. Two of the most notable experiments in this were conducted by the Discovery show Mythbusters and a woman named Dorothy Retallack. While the experiment conducted by Mythbusters was not conducted under ideal or consistent conditions, both the show and Ms Retallack were able to prove one thing: plants do react to music.

The Constant Tone
o In the first experiment conducted by Retallack, she worked with plants in three greenhouses that had the same conditions in each. She exposed one group of plants to a constant tone for eight-hour increments, and another for three-hour increments. The plants with the intermittent tone did the best. The ones with the constant tones died, and the ones in silence did second-best.

Plants and "Elevator" Music
o When experimenting with what many term "elevator music" or "easy listening music," Rettallack found that not only did they respond well, the plants actually began to bend toward the speakers.

Plants and Rock Music
o Plants do not seem to enjoy rock music. This was the conclusion gained by Retallack, Mythbusters (though their results should be taken with a grain of salt), and Marcia Riley, a student at Old Mission Junior High School, Kansas City, Kansas. Across the board, these plants produced poorly and some of them died.

Plants and Classical Music
o Another result shared by Retallack, Mythbusters and Riley was the fondness of plants for classical music. The plants responded well, producing large leaves and exhibiting healthy growth. In Retallack's greenhouse, the plants even leaned toward the speakers.

Plants and Arnold Schonberg
o The music of Arnold Schonberg, a modern composer whose music can be described as discordant, was played to plants by both Retallack and Don Robertson, author of "About Positive Music." The results for both were the same: the plants died.

Και αυτό αποτελεί ένα πολύ μικρό δείγμα.
Κάνε ένα απλό check!

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Αν λοιπόν η αφετηρία της σκέψης σου είναι αυτή, τότε όλοι οι συλλογισμοί είναι λάθος.

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Γη καλεί Ιndustrial Angel. Over.
Απάντησε μας Angel. Over.

Από απάντηση ΓΑΡΓΑΡΑ και εσύ.

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