Invaluable life experience must be passed on to generations! And after all, it’s not necessary, as turned out, todevour own brethren for this purpose!
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2447-2158.i18p29-40Keywords:
Memory transfer, The existencial memory, Law os exponencial growth of anti-aging costs, biochemical encoding of memoryAbstract
This author's work briefly summarizes most of currently available world practice on memory transplantation from adult to embryo. For, as shown by the experiments, nowdays precisely it is the only, in principle, effective way to gain the immortality so desired by many. And if, moreover, we take into account that the fetus itself also affects the neurons implanted from the outside in a rejuvenating way, it becomes clear that such a relaying of memory from generation to generation, in fact, does not know any foreseeable boundaries! Although, on the other hand, it is no secret to anyone that a lot will here depend on the exact determination of the sojourn point of the individual "Self" too.
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