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Amazing - Finally a reason NOT to cut down forests

This Article on the possiblity of using Plants as speakers has a lot of potential. Instead of Wembley stadium being filled with huge speakers, concerts can now be held in the Jungle. So McDonalds won't have to cut down Brazillian rain forests as they'll make more money promoting Madonna concerts than killing cows.

I wonder if this innovation will finally solve the dilemma of whether a tree makes a sound when it falls in an empty forest? booyakasha.

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Posted Tuesday, September 14, 2004. Leave a comment.

  1. Blogger Bee Says:
    12:02 PM

    Wow! I like that.

    I wonder what Cleve Backster would say?

    http://www.newsforthesoul.com/backster.htm

  2. Blogger B1RDIE Num Num Says:
    1:33 PM

    That has got to be the most unusual site I've seen in ages. I'm going to have to find out if he has any more scientific data to confirm his theories, but already my interest is piqued. Ta.
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