I doubt that our highly specialized animal cells can pull that off. It yields too little energy for us, I think.
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Of course they can .
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Yes they can. https://www.nature.com/articles/srep38427?shunter=1489658586806 … Learning by Association in Plants in SR6 (2016) by Monica Gagliano, Vladyslav V. Vyazovskiy, Alexander A. Borbély, Mavra Grimonprez & Martial Depczynski
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If you're curious about what plants can perceive and how they make "decisions", I recommend the book "What a Plant Knows" by Daniel Chamovitz. He also offers a great course on the subject on Coursera (available for free).
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Funny, plants wonder the same about humans.
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Plants have an impulse-consciousness. Animals have an instinct-consciousness. Humans have a conscious-consciousness.
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What is the agreed test for, or proof of sentience?
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