dear willie, a quick rebuttal:
originally you stated that the human brain runs at 15% capacity. then you said that humans MAY have "unlocked potential" that comes when higher capacities are realized. later, you specified that the brain runs at 10% capacity, meaning that only 10% of the brain is being used at any given time. Thus you are implying that at 100% capacity, the brain is not only completely working (firing every synapse), but is also running at the same (or more) level of efficiency. could it not be true that running the human brain at higher than 10% capacity causes it to function at a lesser level than a human brain using only 10% capacity? You have to remember, there is not a single human being that completely understands the workings of the human brain. Personally I dont think there ever will be; it's like a dog who chases his own tail.

on topic:
i dont know if everyone's seen "what the bleep do we know" or not, but there is a scene in it that's about humans thoughts and ice crystallization. the basis of it is that when someone thinks negative thoughts toward a glass of water, the ice crystals (when frozen..) turn out ugly and imperfect. Thinking positive thoughts produces nice symmetrical crystals. If this were actually true (sadly i dont have a powerful microscope), it could be possible that the water and such in plants is effected by positive human thoughts. a really good experiment would be growing two plants and telling one its a worthless piece of shit and the other that you love it.
OnionsOfLove Reviewed by OnionsOfLove on . I got stoned and thought of a God experiment... I don't know what religion I am if any. Anyway, I was stoned watching Mythbusters on the Discovery Channel where they were trying to figure out if talking to plants helped them grow. It was determined that any kind of speech or music helped, probably due to sonic vibrations or something. But what would happen if you prayed for them? Like, if you asked a Higher Power to make them grow. Then, your other batch of plants you could ignore. And then maybe the other batch you could sacrifice Rating: 5