[MD] growth and sustainability

[Platt Holden]

> dearest platt,
> 
> > 
> > I don't see Bonzo the monkey looking for the best spot
> > in zoo to admire a 
> > sunset or listening to Rachmaniov's 2nd Piano Concerto.
> > As for david suzuki 
> > is that somebody's name? You would never know by the
> > way its written 
> > without initial caps. Finally, do you think all emotions
> > biological 
> > patterns?
> > 
> 
> well you obviously have never been to a zoo, or maybe you are just not
> very observant. heard of jane goodall? the lady that lives with the
> chimps....maybe this might help you....and yes she is a person.

I've been to zoos and heard of Jane Goodall. What's your point?
 
> and plants have an aesthetic and physiological response to classical music
> generally. they grow faster and are stronger and are more disease
> resistant than control plants that are not exposed to music. rock music
> interestingly creates an aversion response....the plants grow away from
> the speakers!!!

Source? 

> emotions all have a biological aspect, they also have a psychological
> aspect and there is a feedback loop linking the two.

Psychological isn't biological?
 
> so what did you think of David Suzuki's lecture on growth and
> sustainability?...to get back on topic
 
Who is David Suzuki and what does he have to do with the MOQ?