What about organ transplant?
Just to put this into perspective, please see RNA injected from one sea slug into another may transfer memories | Science News
It is a single study regarding a controversial hypothesis. Most scientists will wait for replication and further research before jumping on the âengrams in non-coding RNAâ bandwagon.
I saw a BBC documentary showing how cardiac transplants seems to do the same thing in humans - not sure of the science behind it.
This video says thereâs a point of balance between stimulating and calming neurotransmitters which is a bit like the balancing the seven factors of enlightenment.
So non coding RNA may explain the ability of young children in SE asia to remember ancient Pali scripts? Maybe this is why no kids in the west can do it. It offers an alternative to reincarnation.
Only if they descended from ancient pali experts! It wonât explain non related geographically distant examples.
âIt wonât explain non related geographically distant examples.â
can you explain ?
The chances of being born in Australia and remembering a past life in India, for example, makes it unlikely that DNA or RNA would be somehow involved in transferring memories.
I still donât follow your line of thinking. Anyhow without being a fan of the rebirth topic because its hard to evaluate I was getting at the idea that RNA may carry some aspects of memory and under some circumstances this may be accessible .
In this test the RNA may have increased the sensitivity of the nerves in the snailâs tails. I think it is a jump to say memories were transferred.