Interview with Tom Barr

[ibanezfrelon]

This is my interview with Plantbrain for Akvarij.net
Interview with Tom Barr

[wkndracer]

Thanx very much for posting the link
Enjoyed the read. Funny but not what I pictured.

[chumlee]

Very interesting. When you hear so much about certain people and there's no face behind the name, you start to make assumptions, so after reading that article I learned a lot. good work!

[Da Plant Man]

Really cool! Wish I could have met him at the GSAS meeting.

[Jaggedfury]

The last photo is pretty cool. Swimming with the fish.

[plantbrain]

Originally Posted by Jaggedfury

The last photo is pretty cool. Swimming with the fish.

Amano Shrimp picked my toes clean, good for algae too.

[Da Plant Man]

Hahahaha, that is funny Mr. Barr

[Betta Maniac]

“A good myth is hard to kill” I often say.

I so <3 Tom Barr!

I have this same "problem" with history all the time. People cling to their misconceptions (and crap they've "learned" from novels) and simply refuse to accept documented facts no matter how much evidence you present.

[plantbrain]

Originally Posted by Caton

Hahahaha, that is funny Mr. Barr

It is not funny, it's true.

[plantbrain]

Originally Posted by Betta Maniac

I so <3 Tom Barr!

I have this same "problem" with history all the time. People cling to their misconceptions (and crap they've "learned" from novels) and simply refuse to accept documented facts no matter how much evidence you present.

So were they "slaves" or were they "enslaved people"(eh , you mean they are real Humans??)"

Language can be used to manipulate and dehumanize, and personalize things that are not personal. The same lack of logic either conscience or sub can be used to create myths in any area.

"Sounds good, must be true."

Still, if you wanna be honest with yourself about aquatic plants, maybe you can use that same passion to work on the other aspects of self improvement and be a more clear thinker overall?? Plants can teach you a thing or two, or any passion if you dig deep enough I reckon.