Joel Sternheimer (aka Evariste the time he was a singer) is the inventor of a theory, Genod which rescucitation myth plant lovers. Against the backdrop of a scientific discourse, he rehabilitated the idea that music can help plants grow. For this, he claims that use melodies called protéodies, sequences of sound that would thrill of selected proteins or specific parts of DNA. That idea upsets or amuse scientists, for the simple reason that such a great advance in science that require experimental validation is still lacking after 20 years of existence.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
The tomato lovers
Joel Sternheimer (aka Evariste the time he was a singer) is the inventor of a theory, Genod which rescucitation myth plant lovers. Against the backdrop of a scientific discourse, he rehabilitated the idea that music can help plants grow. For this, he claims that use melodies called protéodies, sequences of sound that would thrill of selected proteins or specific parts of DNA. That idea upsets or amuse scientists, for the simple reason that such a great advance in science that require experimental validation is still lacking after 20 years of existence.
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