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> Fungi, plants or rocks don't have nerve cells, never had nerve cells and never will have nerve cells, so they can not have a brain. [Citation Needed] The cu
by dilippkumar 5y ago
> Fungi, plants or rocks don't have nerve cells, never had nerve cells and never will have nerve cells, so they can not have a brain.
[Citation Needed]
The current mainstream understanding is that fungii pass electrical signals along mycelium networks to communicate.
Every cell in this network is essentially a nerve cell. Connected in a network spanning multiple organisms, genders and species.
- pvaldes 5y ago> [Citation Needed] Not. This is the lowest level of knowledge in biology. It is taken for granted that everybody here has studied basic histology at the school. This are true facts, proven since hundreds of years by thousands of researchers. I can't lose any time explaining that 2+2=4. We can't change the truth just to make somebody feel better with their ideas. If you want to modify the entire field of life sciences, okay, perfect... but it is your duty to show me the proofs, not mine to prove you that something does not exist. And metaphysical opinions or science fiction films aren't proofs. There are lots of inert things able to conduct electricity. I dare you to show me neuron cells, dendrites, neuroglial cells, ganglions or something remotely similar to an animal brain in an histological preparation of a fungus tissue.