JC Bose's Crescograph Machine & the Emotions of Rocks 

JC Bose invented the Bose Crescograph machine while working on experiments in identifying a nervous system within plant life. However, his experiments revealed much more, and strongly infer a universal "life-force" that passes into and around all material creation - whether organic or inorganic. This life-force provides evidence for emotional states in unconventional objects such as minerals and plants, and may completely reorient the treatment of materials once thought to be lifeless.
In this video, I do what many researchers haven't, which is to actually read the work of Bose. I highlight some of Bose's discoveries from over 100 years ago as outlined in two of his most important works, "Response in the Living and Non-Living" (1902), and "The Nervous Mechanism of Plants" (1926).
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