Intriguing piece. My first question as Sherlock Holmes would be: who brought the plants to the office.. or, who were the plants supporting..
From my perspective, I view the plants as artificial intelligence. A year ago, I ran a short experiment with a story. The story was set in a forest where the plants communicated using electronic sounds. This is why I am taking this view.
This thought-provoking idea prompts me to reflect on autonomy vs dependency. I am curious about many things, especially the limits between humans and these entities called "plants."
The ficus is too late. There us already a plant that makes humans docile.
haha maybe
Intriguing piece. My first question as Sherlock Holmes would be: who brought the plants to the office.. or, who were the plants supporting..
From my perspective, I view the plants as artificial intelligence. A year ago, I ran a short experiment with a story. The story was set in a forest where the plants communicated using electronic sounds. This is why I am taking this view.
This thought-provoking idea prompts me to reflect on autonomy vs dependency. I am curious about many things, especially the limits between humans and these entities called "plants."
Can't wait for the next episode!
I'm glad the piece got you thinking, Alexandra! ;)
Nicely done, although creepy.