In this captivating episode of The History of Plants, host Megan Brame delves into the fascinating life and research of Marcel Vogel, an IBM scientist turned botanical innovator who dared to explore the uncharted territory of plant consciousness. Learn about Vogel’s near-death experience as a child, his groundbreaking work in phosphor chemistry, and his unexpected venture into the psychic abilities of plants. Discover how he transformed from a prolific inventor at IBM to a passionate advocate for a deeper understanding of the emotional and mental connections between humans and plants. Could plants anticipate danger and respond to human emotions? Tune in to uncover the mind-bending world of Marcel Vogel and his revolutionary theories on the secret language of plants.

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