Creating an "Internet of fungus" through which the plants can communicate.

Fascinating but true:

Through this secret subterranean information superhighway, your plants share information with one another about the environment, help eachother out with resources, and even send toxic chemicals to kill unwanted plant invaders.

If a little treeling is suffering from a poor location, older, wiser, trees send carbon through this network to help the little guy out.

These networks help to boost the immune systems of vulnerable plants and protect them from infection.

Through this network, poplars and sugar maple trees have been shown to warn one other about worrisome insects.

It all happens with no central controller, via the hidden "body" of fungi…

And, as you'll see, it has everything to do with why bitcoin, to conjure up Victor Hugo, is "an idea whose time has come"…