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Six ways mushrooms can save the world.

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DYFI
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Take the time to watch it, it isn't about tripping but makes you think just as much.
Jun 15 2009 12:17AM
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crooks
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im about to pass out cause i got work tomorrow but my threads for later.
Jun 15 2009 12:22AM
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finnajon5
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trippy!
Jun 15 2009 12:36AM
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finnajon5
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trippy!
that was fucked
Jun 15 2009 12:39AM
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jibbinc
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gotta study already distarted by nsg and gnarsh threads for tommroow
Jun 15 2009 12:48AM
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homegirll
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wooooahhh

that is tripppy

Jun 15 2009 12:52AM
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FUUUCK
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saw this before, still blows my mind
Jun 15 2009 12:57AM
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Corben
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those were sum big words like watermelon.
Jun 15 2009 1:32AM
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Thenowhereman42
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threads
Jun 15 2009 1:36AM
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soup
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wow.  serisously that was really impressive some of the things that he has found out.  The whole using a fungus as a pesticide was genious, the boxes that biodegrade and can grow food from, the way fungi can be used to deter environmental impact due to humans, and also the fact that some of the fungus he found was able to deter some sicknesses was really cool.  His studies on the microscopic structure of fungi was really interesting.  I didn't quite understand his whole connection with internet and the fungus but I could definately see the co-relation between a humans neurological build and the fungi.  Its too bad all these people didn't actually watch the video it was really really interesting.

great post man gives me a lot more respect for simple inanimate seeming plants in our world and how they really can affect our everyday lives.
Jun 15 2009 2:41AM
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yellav
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freds
Jun 15 2009 2:42AM
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zagfan5
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i love ted.

great talks all the time
Jun 15 2009 3:20AM
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thelizards
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this guy kicks ass
Jun 15 2009 3:34AM
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marley-skis
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my threadies
Jun 15 2009 3:56AM
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M.Tipsey
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her threadies..
Jun 15 2009 9:50AM
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Loges
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this man is a genius.

1000th post word upp
Jun 15 2009 10:14AM
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OhMyBosh
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Its throwing me off how he is calling it "funge-eye" rather than "fung-eye".
Jun 15 2009 11:55AM
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Smuffy
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threadz. for when i have time to watch this
Jun 15 2009 11:58AM
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yellav
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that was amazing. he just kept blowing my mind over and over again. it's awesome that he just introduced the fungi to an oil spill and it naturally turned back over to the ecosystem i feel like thats a gigantic step. all of them were gigantic steps actually. pesticides, fuel, human waste clean up, medicine and solving world hunger all naturally. its like a dream come true...

lol at all the responses saying it was trippy just because the title had mushrooms in it.
Jun 15 2009 12:58PM
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R-B-B
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TED posts up some pretty sweet ass talks. so wild
Jun 15 2009 1:03PM
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RRhighrider
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amazing stuff
Jun 15 2009 1:19PM
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siktrix777
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sick

Jun 15 2009 1:32PM
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jibbinc
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that
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badass
Jun 15 2009 2:07PM
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slaydave
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threads.
Jun 15 2009 2:08PM
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Ski_Midwest
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Jun 15 2009 2:12PM
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*TURBONERD*
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my threads, gotta actually watch this. 500 posts, jea
Jun 15 2009 2:33PM
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doublec
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very interesting...my threads for sure
Jun 15 2009 3:13PM
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mackcamp
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Dead, dark, and stinky!
Jun 15 2009 4:39PM
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HPskier
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i wish i were as smart as he is... that was so sick
Jun 15 2009 4:40PM
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ElbridgeGerry
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I just crapped my pants.
Jun 15 2009 5:24PM
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cashdebt
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that was really cool
Jun 15 2009 6:21PM
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tBatt
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... I post a lot but never talks....

TEHEHEH Ted's my name! Get it!
Jun 15 2009 6:59PM
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dwhite
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his threads
Jun 15 2009 8:47PM
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dmc12380
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mt
Jun 15 2009 9:01PM
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Dub_Digital
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bumpp so more ppl can see this
really cool
mt
Aug 25 2009 1:22AM
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r0dubs
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my threads
Aug 25 2009 1:22AM
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aaron.ebner
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mushrooms are amazing. there's sooo many different kinds it blows my mind. this man is pure genius.

if you guys don't look at TED daily. start!

www.TED.com

Aug 25 2009 2:48AM
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tomahawk
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my threads.
Aug 25 2009 2:59AM
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JamesR
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t5rrrerew < my best attempt at spelling "threads" with my nose.
Aug 25 2009 3:09AM
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Lanceasaurus
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Save the shrooms save zee world.... Very interesting though...I wonder if we could get rid of garbage dumping sites with shrooms.
Aug 25 2009 3:21AM
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CZA
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Threads!
Aug 25 2009 10:49AM
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bailer
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The picture he had with the huge mushrooms towering above all the plants was fucking crazy. I had no idea mushrooms were so important and useful.

Aug 25 2009 11:09AM
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-dva-
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this guy gave this talk at my college and i missed it. so pissed. but fungi are pretty incredible
Aug 25 2009 12:23PM
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ThaLorax
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my threads and why is htis not in 420? most of us don't even check NSG anymore.
Aug 25 2009 1:01PM
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2+2=5
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ever since i started shrooming i have so much respect for the mushroom


Aug 25 2009 2:07PM
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Big_Spence
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Threads.
Aug 25 2009 2:08PM
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Phantom
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and, my threadss
Aug 25 2009 3:45PM
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aaron.ebner
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shrooming is such a weird word. it sounds so ackward.

but do you ever go on shroomery.org. i dunno where you live, but i know when i was living out in washington, that site helped me trip more than 10 times free of charge. and having your own mushrooms that you picked and preserved is so sick.

Aug 25 2009 10:27PM
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DirtYStylE
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Wow.
Aug 25 2009 10:49PM
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ThaLorax
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Bump. FInally got to watch it.  Didn't realize it wasn't about psilocybin mushrooms.

That was amazing though. I always knew that fungi were powerful organisms but I never realized how benefitial they were in so many ways.  Being the hippie Natural Resource Major student that I am, I had only previously known about how they are good for fighting viruses and for soil rejuvenation though.  Great post.
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