The "Brainless" Genius: Nature’s Secret Underground Internet (High Curiosity)

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Your brain isn't the only thing that can "think." 🧠✨ For centuries, we’ve assumed that intelligence requires neurons and a central nervous system. But deep in the forest, a bright yellow organism called Physarum polycephalum (slime mold) is shattering everything we thought we knew about the mind.

In this video, we dive into the Wood Wide Web and the world of "Non-Neural Intelligence." Discover how a brainless blob can solve complex mazes, mimic multi-million dollar transit systems, and even store "memories" in its environment using slime.

From the bioelectrical signals pulsing through tree roots to the external memory trails of single-celled organisms, we’re exploring the secret underground internet that has been thriving for millions of years.

🕒 Timestamps:
00:00 The "Brainy" Bias: What Is Intelligence?

01:20 The Tokyo Subway Experiment: Slime Mold vs. Engineers

03:45 External Memory: How a Blob "Remembers" Without a Brain

06:10 The Wood Wide Web: Tree Communication & Fungal Networks

08:50 Bioelectricity: The Language of All Living Cells

11:30 Why This Changes Everything (Urban Planning & AI)

🔗 Scientific Deep Dives:
The Science of Slime Mold Urban Planning: Nature's Innovator

Understanding the Wood Wide Web: EcoMatcher Guide

Non-Neural Intelligence Research: Cornell Virtual Workshop