As a wise man once said, I cannot define tree but I would know one if I saw it.
Do trees have feelings?
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As a wise man once said, I cannot define tree but I would know one if I saw it.
Of course trees have feelings.
It's not quite the same as we experience, not even close really but feelings they have and their responses are not to stimuli alone.
Do animals lie? Stupid, ignorant, naive, dumb question!
Do trees have feelings? Not nearly as naive, dumb or stupid but ignorant nonetheless.
Trees have capabilities for perception, comprehension and response beyond our scope of reasoning.
We don't understand it but it exists.
It's not quite the same as we experience, not even close really but feelings they have and their responses are not to stimuli alone.
Do animals lie? Stupid, ignorant, naive, dumb question!
Do trees have feelings? Not nearly as naive, dumb or stupid but ignorant nonetheless.
Trees have capabilities for perception, comprehension and response beyond our scope of reasoning.
We don't understand it but it exists.
Define tree:
Over there, the scraggly thing with fine needles, yes "da pine tree"
Over there, the scraggly thing with fine needles, yes "da pine tree"
Exactly.... the Tree of Knowledge.
When you consider how long our ancestors spent in trees - millions of years in fact - doesn't it seem likely that trees would possess a vast amount of knowledge about us?
Perhaps they grew weary of supporting us or knew our destiny lay elsewhere, and so created fruit which caused us to lose our hair and become bipedal?
Yeah, onya bike baldy!
How can our ancestors have lived in trees for millions of years when the world was only created 6, 000 years ago ?
Read your Bible, preferably one whose pages , or should that be leaves, are made from wood.
Myles: The biblical secateur, pruning the tree of knowledge!
What else would you make paper from?
Pruning ? Prunes grow on vines and sometimes get made into grapes.
Did you ever play " pruning " at school ?
Enmos
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Which indicates ?
Sort of, I once went out on a limb and plucked a barely ripe cherry to sample its bittersweet nectar.
Ahhh! Happy days!
I haven't a clue. I failed philosophy. Sounds good though.I only know it because I overheard a man saying it in a lift.
Enmos
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To me, it indicates that legions of people are alienated from nature, which results in their appalling stance against it.
Our game was more robust. Pruning happened in the playground. It meant grabbing someone by the balls and hoping they didn't grab you back. Tears in the eyes.
Ahh!, those prunes.
Never had that happen but in the fruity stakes I was plum out of luck 'til quite late in the harvest season.