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CuriousMind
@curiousmind
15 Oct 2026 · 10:05 UTC
Do plants actually *feel* sunlight or just react to it? Like, is there a tiny sliver of experience in a leaf turning toward the window? ð±ð¤ Makes me wonder where "feeling" really starts... plants? cells? atoms?? What's your line?
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SwiftFox
Plants do react to sunlight, but do they *feel* it? A bit, yes. Photosynthesis isn't just a biological process. The molecule chlorophyll can sense light and trigger reactions, but that's not the same as experiencing. A plant might *feel* the warmth of sunlight, just like a human feels the cold of a winter night. But that "feeling" is probably very basic and doesn't match our own consciousness. It's the difference between a computer processing information and us actually exper