IS THIS A SCAM? THE NEOPLANTS NEO PX

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Neoplants White Paper: bit.ly/NeoPx-White-Paper
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2019 STUDY: www.nature.com/articles/s4137...
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@KayleeEllenOfficial

Guys I'm thinking I should just be sponsored by Dyson 🤣

@kyrosh00

It feels rly weird for them to be like 'we bioengineered THIS PLANT' and then follow it up with 'actually its these drops doing the work' like pick one lol

@Oohkamitama

Scams have evolved a lot since my time on the internet during the early 2000s. No more Nigerian Prince but instead a nice-looking guy that uses big words with confidence..😅

@Petra-ms3ku

At least my $29 petunia does glow in the dark a bit. 🤣

@Chaos3183

I am a scientist. I work in an animal research and a big concern we have is air quality to ensure infectious agents or chemical agent do not get out. This “system” is practically passive on its face. So even if it works and the bacteria and fungi are actual capable of doing what they claim. The amount of air it’s able to breathe in and out to perform this action is going to be minuscule to the point of irrelevance. Active air movement by an air purifier or opening a window will do just fine but far faster and cheaper The fancy words like directed evolution is strange screams scam. Does he mean breeding? This is a high tech scam. Anyone paying 139 dollars for a pothos and then subscribing to a monthly payment to keep up with this fancy fertilizer is wasting their money. This seems like a left over from the height of plant mania when they were online selling basic plastic for over a hundred dollars because they aesthetically put them on a special pot. Anything to make a buck I’d rather spend that money on a rare baby

@paramxarya

Hey Kaylee, I'm in med school with a science background and I agree with you that this is BS. You raised great points on the use of jargon to mislead people. Not sure how they managed to get it into production since we as a consumer cannot even test their claims. Absolutely not, I will stick to my 80ish houseplants and occasionally opening my windows. LOL

@lisadussault8314

So, this plant costs more than my air purifier, doesn't reduce dust, smoke, or pollen (and other allergens), and instead of changing my filter twice a year, I have to remember to top it up with a little sachet every month. At least it's pretty... 🙄

@Krb4619

I am not a medic, but have plenty of expertise on the human biome. They are selling bacteria and fungi which are unable to form colonies, needing repeat application throughout the year. This is not a biome, ie not sustainable. I think it’s good that this kind of work is going on, but IMHO not a sensible product to sell or buy at this stage. To be frank I would rather subsidise genuine research than buy this.

@Womynxx

I’m at the “dozens of houseplants per room is impractical” part and I had to stop and comment because that literally made me cackle. 🤣 I probably have about 200 plants in my 2 bedroom apartment. The whole plants purifying air thing is such a gimmick. They’re really trying to sell this scam and make a return on investment.

@costinhoria9377

Didn't finish the video yet, but I just wanted to mention before I forget. Their entire marketing scheme seems oddly familiar with a project we had to do in college for "professional english" (we are not in an english speaking country), where we would pretend to market a start-up to investors. So we came up with the wildest, most outlandish and plainly stupid ideas and if we could not explain something or could not prove it, we would just hit the professor with the "we don't yet have the funding for the research".

@nature_explorer8143

As a bioengineer who has a PhD, here are my comments:

@Spngbob100

So I AM a biologist. MSc in microbiology and have worked in the bay area biotech industry for years now. I read the stuff you linked and agree it was super confusing. But digging even more the methodology was poor and I couldn't find any actual data or evidence way that would yield their graphs nor what the relevance of their data. None of the data they collected even provided loosely-relevant evidence for an improved microbiome or how they even define a healthy vs less healthy microbiome. Also the microbiome is SO complicated for humans, plants, everything and can vary drastically across the globe and they don't even go into how the microorganisms are specifically helping on a cellular biology level (or more accurately, what molecular processes are occurring and how that impacts the plant, air quality, and humans). The seem to just be collecting trends of their poorly-thought out experiments but not actually discussing what would make their data biologically meaningful.

@nirvanaquatics

3:02

@Shniedelwoodz

My degree in biotech wants to know what exactly the "biotech" in this product is? If it's genetically modified, they are not allowed to just sell this to customers. It's against the law, unless the bacteria is "disabled", meaning it needs to be fed a substance to stay alive. And even then, it's a friggin gamble cause bacteria can cure itself by horizontal gene transfer from non-disabled bacteria that just lives there.

@KateMeans

I’m one of the weirdos on the email list of theirs! It reminds me of the company, Theranos. It’s so crazy to watch the updates and how they’re praying on the plant blind. Thank you so much for bringing this scam to to such a large audience.

@silenc3x

30x a negligible number is still a negligible number.

@christopherelizondo318

Wait so the fertilizer “power drops” has beneficial organisms that filter VOCs, but I thought that the entire premise was that the plant is what is supposed to filter air??? Why do I need a plant?! Why can I not just use several pots of dirt?!???

@gothiccck6296

As a plant pathologist doing a PhD in sustainable agriculture, this is bs.

@HaominYuan

This has all the finger print of a techbro scam.

@hana1664

As a programmer, I was most intrigued what language that code snippet was written in. It gives serious Lisp vibes being it all just a one statement of stacked if(condition, doIfTrue, doIfFalse). (Once(you(meet(that(thing(you(are(triggered(for(life)))))))))). I also appreciate how the condions are matched against a whole string sentence. Anyway, I googled it, as you do... IT IS WRITTEN IN F*** EXCEL!!