what does seed gerination have to do with the real world?

Answer 1

WHOOAAA DUDE - - this question has so much to do with the World - and thinking - and all that, like if the entire Universe was just the entire life of a molecule on some super-colossal sized animal that we were all just living off of.

Anyway ...

I'm not certain of the question, but this is kinda my background and following - and, I guess to answer this (briefly): the real world has EVERYTHING to do with seed germination. Think about it -- the cycle of life, the hierarchy of needs - we all depend on plant life; hence, we are all dependent upon plants - thus, seed germination.

In a philosophical sense, seed germination has to do with the beauty and patience of what a tiny seed holds - the acorn that becomes a mighty oak tree - the minuscule seed which germinates into a plant which feeds a village - these are all dependent (literally and metaphorically) upon seed germination.

Humans are dependant (in every need) upon germination - because ALL of life is dependent upon plant life to exist.

When the mighty cotyledons of a sprouting seed present themselves - wonder and amaze yourself over the very existence (and dependence) of life upon the mighty "seed germination"

:)

Have fun,
Chris "putting the C in cotyledon" C.

Answer 2

It prepares you for parenthood.

They take forever to grow, they often smell rank, and they require constant attention or they'll die.

Then, just when it thought it was the stupidest thing you've ever done (as the plant leaves your house for the dump), you'll think back on that little seed and wish you could do it again.

This time, let's try germinating some cash...!

Answer 3

Seed germination is part of the real world. What a question, whew!

Answer 4

Germination does have to do with the real world. People have nurseries, gardens, plants and other horticulturally-related (and agriculturally) businesses and hobbies.

Answer 5

teaches .. patience