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Originally Posted by Arach Angle
hmm, "... Exchanged with the environment..."
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Yep but you would have to understand how that occurs to understand what I am talking about. Your lack of science knowledge is the limiting factor here.
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Originally Posted by Arach Angle
when the brain state matches another it will remember the same things. When is the likelyhood of brain states matching? In offspring. "coding" a memory into dna? well protein concentration can probably back code dna, so yeah, the memory can be stored in dna.
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You have no idea what you are talking about.
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Originally Posted by Arach Angle
however, its not in a textbook so we might as well ignore it. Its not a science based conclusion.
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If you took the time to read all the links I provided then put to use your noggin to fit the pieces of the puzzle together...it becomes a plausible scenario.
I purposely used the terms educated guess. I don't engage in "god of the gaps" behavior.
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