best rhetorical sentence to answer the question so far
it's hard for me to imagine how DNA stores memories...perhaps, store in brain and during mitosis, give signal to secrete some enzyme to change the DNA sequence? lolx...i agree that if no evidence of DNA changes, hardly say that DNA stores memories...

This memory in DNA theory as just being put up by scientists puzzled with the paranormal and also the unexplained instances of patients being able to recall their past life memories under hypnosis.

To be neutral and not to draw themselves into the paranormal debates , the scientists prefer to come out with the idea of "genetic memory" in favour of "past life memories".

This post has been edited by soul2soul: Jun 25 2009, 02:09 PM

Never say no if we still have not understand the nature of our own human DNA.

Basically it's what this person said.

Also remember, even IF DNA in brain cells are indeed dynamic, there is no mechanism that allows this DNA to be reflected in your reproductive cells. So long as it is not in your sperms and ovums, it will not be passed.

You can change the DNA of target cells, but you can't change the DNA of a person - to do that, you would have to change millions of individual cells who each have copies of DNA.

This theory were found inside assassin creed. Our DNA contain information of our ancestor. From there we trace back who is the first human on this earth. But it would some alien life form brain to crack the code.

Gawd, i could wake up tomorrow and become...pedobear!

I think dna DOES store memory, but what we refer to as memory in this case is subjective. Its the memory of evolution, breed, ancestry, adaptation, definitely not the memory of the individual, which is unique to each and everyone of us.



This post has been edited by pleasuresaurus: Jul 11 2009, 04:37 PM