Skip to main content

Heritable memory and thoughts about it




Heritable memory and thoughts about it


Heritable memory is the thing, that is controlling our fears like fear of fire, spiders, and snakes. Fearing those things is necessary for surviving in nature. That thing makes that kind of memory or instinct interesting, and some philosophers have thought is it possible that deep inside our nervous track is the neurons, where is stored the memories from the first organisms, what had a nervous system. One of the things that makes that thing interesting is that the fear against reptilians requires that reptilians would have existed. 


And if the researchers could get access to those cells, what is controlling the heritable memory, they could find out, what things like dinosaurs look like, and maybe that kind of thing uncovers the secrets of pyramids, what means the real purpose, why that system has been built and Anunnaki, the first gods on Earth. Were those gods something like a secret society or something else? This could be the ultimate tool for mapping things, which is a left mystery in history. 


The problem with that those cells is that if they exist, the memory that is stored in them is subconscious. That means that the memories, that are stored to those cells if they exist cannot recover to consciousness when people want to recover those memories. Those memories are visible only when a person sees a snake or faces the fire. And the prove about heritable memory is that every single person in the world afraid of similar things. 


But another thing that makes the researchers interesting about the heritable memory, and especially things like when those memories would transfer to the human mind is the thing, what can make it possible to create something, what we ever thought before. If those memories are transferring to the person from the blood of the mother, that thing opens some very interesting and in the same way scary visions. 


If the transferring those memories can deny, that makes possible to make the artificial heritable memory or synthetic fear and hate in the people's mind. If the transferring process happens by cells, that thing makes possible to capture those cells, and then stress them with electromagnetic radiation. That can make possible to create a person who afraid of narcotics or corruption. But what if those heritable memories would not transfer to the baby? 


That means that the baby can harm themselves very bad because there is not heritable memory for supporting that individual. Fears are a necessary thing for supporting life and species. That means that things like fear of fire are meant to protect species in the cases, that parents would not have time to follow them in every second. 


Image: Pinterest

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Plasmonic waves can make new waves in quantum technology.

"LSU researchers have made a significant discovery related to the fundamental properties and behavior of plasmonic waves, which can lead ot the development of more sensitive and robust quantum technologies. Credit: LSU" (ScitechDaily, Plasmonics Breakthrough Unleashes New Era of Quantum Technologies) Plasmonic waves in the quantum gas are the next-generation tools. The plasmonic wave is quite similar to radio waves. Or, rather say it, a combination of acoustic waves and electromagnetic waves. Quantum gas is an atom group. In those atom groups, temperature and pressure are extremely low.  The distance of atoms is long. And when an electromagnetic system can pump energy to those atoms. But the thing in quantum gas is that the atoms also make physical movements like soundwaves. It's possible. To create quantum gas using monoatomic ions like ionized noble gas. In those systems, positive (or negative) atoms push each other away.  When the box is filled with quantum gas and som...

What is the difference between TR-3A and TR-3B? And are those planes real?

What is the difference between TR-3A and TR-3B? And are those planes real? Is TR-3B (0) "Black Triangle UFO" or is it only the piece of paper?  The study project, what is used to create advanced ideas for use of the nuclear-powered aircraft. Or is it the study project or black budget aircraft, where lost 2,3 trillion dollars (1)of the stealth bomber were gone. In this text is things, that might seem very difficult to accept, and when we are thinking about things like doubling the object or making it smaller by using huge layers of energy, nothing denies to test those things. But were those tests successful, there is no data about that in public Internet, so we must say that things like doubling the human or aircraft can be tested, but the results can be unknown.  But in the source two is the tale, what seems like impossible, those men, who got Noble Prize put at first time one atom to the box, and hit it with photon one photon in the box and hit it with t...

The interesting coincidence between USS Sea Shadow (1982) and CSS Virginia (1862)

Image I The interesting coincidence between  USS Sea Shadow (1982) and CSS Virginia (1862) Far away from its time is the thing, that you might notice when you see those two images. The upper one (Image I) is portraying the modern naval USS Sea Shadow (IX-529)(1) experimental Stealth ship, which was created by Lockheed-Martin, and the image below (Image II) is portraying the CSS Virginia (2), the ironclad from the Civil War Era. The thing why the hull of the CSS Virginia, what is ironclad from 1862 is that the ammunition of the cannons would not transfer their impact energy to the hull of the ship. And the reason why Sea Shadows hull has this form is that it should point the radar echo away from the hull.  The thing that I must say that CSS Virginia is far ahead its time because that structure is effective against the explosive ammunition, and the slanting armor of tanks like T-34 and Sherman have made them effective. But for some reason, the use of slanting ...