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Plants respond, but they don’t suffer; let’s not twist science.

Plants have feelings, too, is a common argument, but science tells a different story.
Plants don’t have a brain, a central nervous system, or pain receptors, the basic tools needed to feel.

What they do have are chemical and electrical responses, which help them grow, heal, and adapt to their environment. That’s survival biology, not consciousness.

Sentience means the ability to experience pain, emotions, or awareness, and plants lack the neural activity required for that.

Unlike animals, they cannot suffer because there’s no brain to process sensations into feelings.

Respecting plants is about valuing ecosystems, not confusing biology with sentience.
Science is clear: plants may respond, but they don’t feel.