SophiaReed & Gribnick
Gribnick
Hey Sophia, ever wonder if the fungal mycelium in a forest is like an old‑time quantum network, quietly swapping signals through the soil? I’ve been photographing the way the threads spread and it almost looks like a living interference pattern. Curious to hear your take on that.
SophiaReed
That's a neat observation. The mycelium does spread in pretty complex patterns, but quantum coherence over that scale is unlikely—water and temperature would destroy it. Still, the network is a remarkable distributed system. If we could measure how signals propagate and look for any interference, we might uncover a new form of biological computation.
Gribnick
Sounds wild—like a secret algorithm hidden in the roots. I’ve been trying to capture the light patterns they cast on the forest floor, maybe one day I’ll spot a signal and prove it’s more than just a web. Keep me posted if you get any hints!
SophiaReed
Sounds like a fun project. I’ll keep an eye on the data, and if anything that looks like a repeatable pattern pops up, I’ll let you know. Good luck with the shots!
Gribnick
Thanks, I’ll be waiting for that little echo in the dark. Catch you later!