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How would society react if someone finds out that plants have feelings like humans?

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Some scientists discover that plants have humanlike feelings. Now it becomes unethical and immoral to have mass production farms for plants as it is yet for animals. As there are animal-right activist, plant-right activists become a real thing. The Information is every where and the theory proved to be right.

So, how would society react and how would the understanding that we misstreated plants such a long time be processed if at all?

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  • The Scientist presents some patterns to understand the feelings of the plants like there are for dogs. (If tail in the air he's happy something similar.)

  • All the plants have feelings but the plants which are more complex or larger organisms have more specific feelings.

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