Topic: Chemical Plants

Rick Simpson describes how the Rockefeller and Carnegie foundations took control of American medical schools in the early 1900s to promote allopathic medicine. This shift prioritized chemical-based treatments derived from industrial byproducts over traditional plant-based empirical medicine. Simpson claims that while John D. Rockefeller publicly promoted these chemicals, he personally used plant medicines to live nearly 100 years.

Plants utilize morphogenetic fields to organize their growth and possess a form of memory centered on gravity and light. Rupert Sheldrake suggests that flowers and fruits are evolutionary forms of communication designed to interact with animal senses. He references Charles Darwin's observations on the co-evolution of eyes and flowers, while also noting that plants produce psychoactive chemicals like those in cannabis and ayahuasca as a complex form of inter-species dialogue.