I was just reading this: http://www.cyjack.com/cognition/Genetic Memory.pdf and wondered if it could possibly explain memories of past lives, on a scientific note.
What do you think?
What do you think?
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Genetic memory essentially doesn't exist. Lamarckian evolution doesn't happen.
Yes but genetic memory is the transferal of memories through genetics, as in, parent to child.Memory is all genetics is. Data which has been copied and stored for later retrieval.
Lamarckian evolution...so we meet again.
Yes but genetic memory is the transferal of memories through genetics, as in, parent to child.
It's like, when a hero defeats a villain in a TV show and then, 100 episodes later, that villain shows up again.
Bad.
Genes remember tons which is why we have instincts.
Yeah, doesn't happen.I was talking more about experience memories. Like one of your future ancestors might have memory of reading this post.
Yeah, doesn't happen.
I was talking more about experience memories. Like one of your future ancestors might have memory of reading this post.
Depends on how you are defining memory...Memory is all genetics is. Data which has been copied and stored for later retrieval.
What's a future ancestor?
I love Assassin's Creed also
This is a question posed by someone smoking the pipe.
I used to, but how is it relevant to this thread?
The silly idea of memories being stored genetically is the main premise of AC