On ethnography, hallucinogens, improvised knife, etc.

[KuKulzA28]

Sounds good, I agree with your agreement and elaboration

Originally Posted by migueldiaz

PS - Maybe somebody should ask Wade Davis what exactly did the Indians mean when they said that they hear those plants "singing" under the moonlight. It's also possible that something was lost in the translation.

Possible... or maybe he chose to translate it and present it literally to the audience for the affect of it... because if he said "they have a culture that has a good sense of its surrounding, especially with regards to plants, which they often observe under moonlight..." then it's not such a cool statement... Hell when I'm in the city I have a general idea of where the restaurants are and what to look for to see if it's a good one or not before risking a trial.... but those restaurants don't sing to me unless you could advertisements

[migueldiaz]

Originally Posted by KuKulzA28

... Hell when I'm in the city I have a general idea of where the restaurants are and what to look for to see if it's a good one or not before risking a trial....

... in the same manner that females have greatly honed their shopping instincts