SNAIL MEMORY

[@_Doctor_14]

The immortal snail has a backstory, it's a broken villain.

[@yashdogra491]

So this is how it got its immortality and extreme IQ

[@mydkarthikmecharena9010]

😮

[@Mike_Animate]

Nahhhhh

[@Rhodes_prime]

Not a villain, an antihero

[@MinorGooberism]

@@yashdogra491lore

[@Shuramaru]

We're implenting PTSD in snails lol.

[@Smartmonkey2008]

Governments will love this they won’t need to send soldiers to war anymore

[@evanjon1895]

If only they could unplant mine lol

[@SiphaSchola]

​@@evanjon1895Hey man you ok?

[@altperspective2412]

I would grave rob and take the memory from 100s of people with trauma in the graves and put it in a snail and put it in a dark room with horror movies

[@theorangegolfball2176]

@@altperspective2412 wow your so edgy and cool, how do you do it? 😐

[@tripleparity5986]

I'm paying for this snails therapy 😭

[@Mr.S7anley]

That's why they said your brain gets smaller when doing intercourse

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Yeah, because electroshock is so helpful...🙄

[@LiaStarr]

yeah, poor snail :I

[@hildanasreen3222]

it was shock therapy gone wrong

[@dragonmanender54]

aughh what did you do to your profile pic????

[@doomyboi]

Memories being tied to RNA helps explain the concept of an instinct.

[@AndreiFantastic]

Is that why they wanted everyone to take an mRNA vaccine?

[@1kaz1]

You're right, it helps explain a lot of things

[@InevitableD3ATH]

i think that also explains why we contain memories. its a response to a past where remembering things became crucial and so the ones who remembered more became more successful at evolving.

[@ryansuits8456]

And why they chose mRNA vaccines

[@recon_laksh742]

RNA controls how amino acids and other complexes interact with neurons so good idea

[@terseduck]

"with a series of _mild_ *ELECTRICAL SHOCKS* to their *tails"*

[@Nobbynobnob-u8z]

Cant believe we are watching the same video

[@idkwhatwritehere000]

​@@Nobbynobnob-u8zsame, its so cool

[@CallytheCalicoCat]

I think it’s a FNaF Sister Location reference, because of the capitals on *ELECTRICAL SHOCKS*

[@youtubersdigest]

They’re snails…

[@thelemurofmadagascar9183]

​@@youtubersdigest So? They're still living beings who feel pain.

[@BruceWayne-yn6ur]

Lmao at first I thought they planted human memory into a snail. 💀

[@kadie223]

I did too🤣

[@xoautambxo89]

The snail: Mildred was such a good wife.

[@oliviadavis3638]

Same tho 😭

[@JoeArty]

Snail 1: haha Jerry you remember that one time we were going to McDonalds and almost hit that duck Snail 2: What the hell are you talking about man

[@AliNo-r3n]

Same😅

[@juliannaudimanche1094]

Scientist: ok snail, what do you remember? Snail: Scientist: oh god what have we done

[@maxnarum6168]

👍👍

[@IrisTheFirst]

Yeah the person who made that comment on a different social media platform was real funny huh?

[@vintage-radio]

​@@IrisTheFirstit's not even on KZbin so why does it matter

[@texanwokey8366]

​@@IrisTheFirst You must be really fun huh

[@meaganaventine]

Okay this made me lol “You were so preoccupied with whether you could, you didn’t stop to think if you should.”

[@seaurchinted]

I don’t know of it’s an example of genetic memory but i once read about how monarch butterflies still take the same exact route to migrate every year. They still avoid what used to be ancient mountain ranges despite it now being flat land because their distant ancestors once had to take detours around the mountains. I think it’s wild how even butterflies retain unconscious memories like this.

[@pennolmintwind5056]

Unfortunately it is not, while snails (gastropods) and insects exhibit really complex behavior, these systems are highly specialized to their unique lifestyle and environmental needs to remain efficient. It’s instinctual as opposed to genetic memories. This guy seems to post a lot of misleading information and it’s kind of annoying. Unfortunate.

[@Ayumu1831]

@@pennolmintwind5056but isnt instinct linked to your subconscious? Like you dont need to think and just act cos the information is just known, which for your brain to know something it has to be a memory in some form right?

[@pennolmintwind5056]

@@Ayumu1831 Yes you’re mostly correct, in animals with complex brains such ourselves and cousins, we have both implicit memory and adaptive memory. Though a snail has a simple and decentralized nervous system, chemoreception is interpreted to make reflexive actions in their environment, which don’t require a conscious. If you’d like, i can break this down in simpler terms, though it’d be a large body of text which I doubt anyone would read.

[@enigmag9538]

​@@pennolmintwind5056 isn't instinct the same thing?

[@geesecouchtaming7223]

So that's how Mothra in the monsterverse movies retain her memories after dying

[@wizzer1775]

"Memories can be passed down from one generation to the next through DNA" aot fandom:

[@TheDart17]

Thinking the exact same thing

[@zuhararaamiz5572]

Lol sameeee

[@RxtnNero]

Bro fuck AoT (I love AoT), ASSASSINS CREED ANIMUS ***IN REAL LIFE***

[@watAweeb]

​@@RxtnNeroI mean AOT is good and all BUT I WANT THE ANIMUS

[@Polarity-91]

I was thinking demon slayer

[@abundance_In_Motion]

Same thing occurs genetically. An experiment with rats/mice would have the rats/mice be shocked every time they heard a specific beep noise. Those mice had babies. They found even though the babies never experienced a shock after that beep, they still exhibited the same brain patterns and behavior to those who experienced the shock. The genetic memory passed down multiple generations

[@BatMan_Commenter]

Snails getting traumatized with this one 💀

[@TheACTIONZ]

Thanks to you I won a bingo game! 2 comments with a skull emoji at the end and "blank" getting "blank" with this one.

[@BatMan_Commenter]

@@TheACTIONZ haha lol love it

[@TRVPHAUS]

@@BatMan_Commenter stop with the bot responses. jesus christ. can you not come up with your own unique and original comments? you have to copypasta the same crap millions of people post literally every day? seriously wtf.

[@Jayden-v7u]

​@@TRVPHAUSbros a little angry

[@TRVPHAUS]

@@Jayden-v7u really? because this is text, not facial emotion.

[@Danymok]

"Memories being passed down" Assassin's Creed is real!!!

[@letsgetitback]

"What is a man but the sum of his memories" - subject 16

[@taranytt]

Which descendants would have a field day with their ancestor’s memories? Imagine Florence Italians getting to relive the renaissance, or texans reliving the wild west or Iraqis all the way back to Mesopotamia! Knowing my lineage i’d probably get to see the Mughal rule or the Anglo Sikh wars! Not that they’ll all be pleasant memories lol

[@morningstarlucifer589]

we have some assassin's creed shit right here 😄

[@uncannyyeager9407]

nothing is true, everything is permitted

[@scotfromtf2]

Or blade runner 2049

[@I_like_tandori]

Assassin's creed: today

[@TheNeighbor216]

I was thinking more Fallout 4

[@BukanIbuMu]

​@@scotfromtf2man I love that movie so much

[@Blewlongmun]

The issue here is assuming human memory works anything like a snails instincts. As is it’s just as likely the body has set variables it can actively respond to and pass on to offspring opposed to the concept of memory being genetic; part of sequencing out genome was discovering what most of our genetics do, a side effect of that is we know for a fact there’s no obvious place for memory to be stored. If it is in our DNA that’s instincts not memories, your body could “remember” and pass on an over-active amygdala but it couldn’t pass on the specific event that traumatized the parent. The child might inherent the anxiety but the memories themselves are local, I think distinctions like that are important so people don’t intuit reductive models.

[@ayeshayasir8665]

Exactly, especially when we have things like the hard problem of consciousness, which is first person subjective experience, this whole video's proposition is based upon the correlation causation fallacy.

[@pennolmintwind5056]

OMGOODNESS, FINALLY I FOUND PEOPLE THAT GET IT! This guy posts so much misleading information/interoperation of studies and it’s kind of annoying. Rather unfortunate

[@ayeshayasir8665]

@@pennolmintwind5056 yes, I completely agree, he also has false pre suppositions for his postulates, and then therefore concludes by way of quantifier shift that they are possible, When in actuality, they are based on COMPLETELY impossible and absurd premises. It's like me saying, if could become a unicorn rn I would fly, however, the basis for me flying itself is an impossibility, (it's just an analogy).

[@starstorm8301]

People: "No animals were harmed for this research." Scientists in the back: 👀🤐

[@urbescapade]

Thats more a fashion/beauty industry thing The science community gets a slightly better rep since (most of) their research is for advancement of humanity, curing disease etc. Only other option is human test subjects, which they usually move onto after success in animal trials. Though I thought rats were the usual test subjects? I wonder if there's any particular reason they used snails here? Side note: Yes. This is kinda terrifying x.x

[@RealElevenTimes]

Don't pretend like you care about snails wellness.

[@urbescapade]

@@RealElevenTimes At what point did I weigh in on the ethics of the situation? I give more of a damn about a snail's wellness than I do about you or your opinion, thats for sure

[@RealElevenTimes]

@@urbescapade Didn't know I was responding to you.

[@Josh-SH]

@@urbescapadeHe responded to the op though😅.

[@Iliasmadmad]

We got irl Assassin's Creed before GTA6😭

[@taranytt]

Oh my god exactly i was looking for this comment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Imagine Corporations making an actual Animus for people to play! 😭

[@creationcrafted]

Poor snails 🐌 i feel bad for them

[@imirregular]

I don't, those things are basically living mushrooms I can live with myself.

[@Livereater4000]

@@imirregularwho’s gonna tell em

[@imirregular]

@@Livereater4000 what that mushrooms are living? I know you don't need to be a smart-ass all the time.

[@Livereater4000]

@@imirregular hehehe

[@Kyog-]

My Motto: If it isn't sentient, it's fair game

[@ThatOneKnight129]

I feel like this is literally how the assassins creed games happen

[@Spidey-eq1eh]

Well, I'm sorting out phase 2 of my time travel plan, Phase 2 (AKA Unstuck Mind) is a neurological type of time travel, Imagine being able to send your consciousness back in time to your younger body using the brain's electrical signals pulling time backwards, When you reach your destination, you can't return to the present as you have to relive or rewrite your past in order to return to your present.

[@mitsudafanni7978]

So like in Steins;Gate?

[@Spidey-eq1eh]

@@mitsudafanni7978 Yes, with a side of the Days of Future Past movie.

[@Spidey-eq1eh]

@goldenchef5354 Yeah, but Steins;Gate is the O.G. time travel anime.

[@guideofdumb101]

isnt this just called regression?

[@emmawills4112]

Immortality if you keep doing it?

[@tr.ns_overlord3798]

So when a kid has memories of "a past life" and can describe places and people, those memories are from his ancestors not an actual previous life... that's so interesting and sad at the same time.

[@brokeartist9560]

Scientists: "oh my God, what have we done" 🐌 :

[@mikubox364]

Demon Slayer Muzan's Memories

[@Silksong_sketches]

FR. LIKE WHAT

[@Lavenderhy]

I was reading an article about trauma and how for example let’s say if someone tortured one of our ancestors , it’s written in our DNA and that we probably carry this trauma with us .

[@Lavenderhy]

@tomokokurokiirl ugh I’m so sorry I don’t remember . But I think also Dr daniel amen mentioned it on one of his videos . I remember reading about it on the university (yeeeears ago )

[@markd.9042]

It's not so much DNA as the biochemistry of a pregnant mother organism that has suffered trauma imprinting programmed responses to it on the child organism. This may be slightly true about the father organism too to a much lesser extent.

[@Lavenderhy]

@@markd.9042 the one that I was reading mentioned trauma that can go back couple generations back

[@markd.9042]

@@Lavenderhy Yeah, this effect can actually compound significantly. I mean we can predict a person's brain chemistry while they're a fetus in the womb, so yeah. That checks out

[@theboujieproletariat]

I read the same. It's Dr Gabor Mate and epigenetics. ​@tomokokurokiirl

[@TheBitingBat]

You can already do this without the electric shocks to a person. Its called phantom memories or false memories which is when you have a lot of information on an event described by someone else as having happened to you, your brain will take it at face value and just assume it forgot rather than the memory being a lie. This is because when your brain decides what it thinks is true or not it does so by weighing how much information it has vs how much context it has for that information. Basically its more important for your brain to think its right than to actually be right

[@kamino-is-the-best8050]

We entering the animus with this one

[@DavidMonroe-z3t]

This guy’s explaining genetic memory like we haven’t played assassin’s creed before lol

[@Coolgato727]

Ah Yes Man Made Horror behind Human Comprehension

[@deathblite9806]

So, assassin's Creed isn't as unrealistic as we thought

[@AlexLsky-c5s]

imagine we use RNA VAC for memory or Behavioral alterations

[@zontune6257]

Straight outta The Giver 😭

[@FireDudeOnFire]

Damn, I have not heard that name in a while

[@michaeltheoret3842]

I am fast realizing that the Great Authors that wrote the Books we all love were and are Prophets .

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

​@@michaeltheoret3842Cringe. Smart people can analyse and "predict" patterns to a certain extent, nothing extraordinary here, don't be childish.

[@weltschmerzistofthaufig2440]

Sorry, could you jog my memory? I do not recall any association the Giver would have with this experiment.

[@FireDudeOnFire]

@@weltschmerzistofthaufig2440 Yhe book called The Giver (from what I could remember) allows the person with the job as the Giver can give people memories about the past directly to them

[@qmanstal]

Then suddenly, a memory inside the snail was born, a memory of a past that never happened... Jjk fans know

[@shadoweye306]

BROZA!

[@MrSufferedAlot]

Cant wait for someone to play doom on a snail

[@lordemiraak4747]

you use it's brain as a processor

[@jaypatel-yj9gw]

There is a another fact on this topic about butterflies.... When the larva forms the cacoon, it basically turns into a liquid goo and comes out as butterfly and yes, they have their wings kind of formed even at the early stage of life..... Anyway this butterfly will have all memories from what it had experienced as larva even though it had been just formed from a literal goo.....

[@isaiasaguirre342]

"Lex fix it with a controlled shock"

[@apartmentmoney]

fnaf SL fr

[@julyol119]

Now I really wonder which of my ancestors was viciously attacked by spiders.

[@JuneBugSammy2]

When I was like 3, I had a memory of me hanging out with friends, but the view was the third person, but now, it looked more like my dad than it did me.

[@lucye339]

yeah a few of my memories are in 3rd person so this vid kind of explains it

[@DrBreyn]

The amount of stuff snails have to go through for science. Dang, 50 seconds is big trauma

[@PiercetheUnshucked]

Assassins creed is based on this, except quite a bit exaggerated

[@shivamkatale5909]

A phenomenon called genetic memory exists in animals one example being bird's migration patterns however there is no evidence that supports memory can be transferred through genetic materials in humans or it is even more than some electrical signals between neuron cells

[@DenarWasTaken]

Only real ones know memories are just brightly colored spheres

[@kamina9901]

Snail: *Unlocks Ancestral memories Stilgar: "LISAN AL GAIB!"

[@wyattleavitt5045]

So, what you're saying is that in the future, we could "download" skills into our brains

[@Sinner666-k6b]

Thanks, you just gave me a million dollar idea 💡

[@TheSoraya1234]

It would save us soo much time to "earn" skills but will take the happiness/or the pain of the journey in earning it

[@Sinner666-k6b]

@@TheSoraya1234 Don't worry I'll make sure people know that before buying.

[@TheSoraya1234]

@@Sinner666-k6b haha would love to be the co founder ! 😂😂😂😂

[@krinz7197]

@@TheSoraya1234 just because you'll know how to perform the action or skill doesn't mean you'll be able to actually do so without practice or training. this also depends on what the skill is however, if you're obese or just really skinny with practically no muscle, in both situations, getting the memories of a martial arts master implanted into you, wont make your body adept for fighting. that needs to be improved through hard work and effort still. Obviously, that's a very extreme example, but it still stands as valid

[@R41ph3a7b6]

I never even knew that memories could be physical and not mental.

[@theubiquitouspotato]

Thomas documenting our slow slide into the cyberpunk reality,. This is where brain dances start.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

How is this "cyberpunk", these are ordinary experiments 🙄🤦

[@theubiquitouspotato]

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 a core staple of the cyberpunk universe is braindances the ability to relive someone else's experiences, including emotions and hormonal responses. If you don't see how this relates I really cant help you bud.

[@ViridianRainIIV]

I was born into a family of painters, with the most recent being my mom. The tradition started with before my grandpa, then my mom, and now me. I don’t know much about the others since they’ve passed away, but we all share a deep love for art. None of us were formally taught by the others-we were each naturally drawn to it on our own. Could this be the reason?

[@uncannyyeager9407]

Yall we gota create the animus 🗣️🔥🔥🔥

[@worthlessfools1]

There was an episode of the X Files where a murderer had a daughter and that daughter had some of his memories. Agent Mulder theorized that she got his memories through genetic memory, making her relive his killing tendencies.

[@GeoEkthos]

Giving snails PTSD 🙃

[@ubermarkmc]

I read the article that is being mentioned here and it is due to epi genetic changes and not exactly a specific memory being transferred. Epigenetics is the part of the genome that can be turned off(methylated) or turned on (demethylated). When a gene is methylated it can't be turned into RNA and later proteins so what is actually happening here is that a normally methylated gene is being demethylated in the donor snail, and then the RNA from that is being injected into the other snail giving it the same gene expression. TLDR: it isn't the memory being transferred but the gene product of a gene being turned on in the donor

[@Cplayz08]

"Breaking news: scientists on meth come up with crazy way to traumatize snails 'for science' when really they're just sadists"

[@IL_VINX]

Transferring snail memories before GTA6 is crazy...

[@Milesgames12157]

They can trained snails when I can't trained my dog

[@global_tummy1394]

Bro same

[@m0thern4ture]

Ah man-

[@iku_x3]

train* train* choo choo autocorrection is herewoo 🚆🚆🚆🚄🚄🚄🚄🚄🚄🚅🚅🚅

[@hypersilly]

@@iku_x3ya know some people have english as their second language

[@Mesopotamia-v6d]

Skill issue

[@ImomerenJamir]

Snail memory before gta6 is insane💀💀💀

[@CAT-astrophical]

😐

[@ImomerenJamir]

@@CAT-astrophicalIP address 43.59.63.249😐

[@Bucket0fLynx]

My mum talks about this a lot since our family has shared trauma from multiple generations that’s not affecting us anymore but I still somehow have anxiety that’s not related to anything in my life but it’s from that generation trauma

[@yes6046]

bro downloaded ptsd onto a snail😭

[@luckyowl6432]

My mom had a hard life and she would secretly hoard food even tho she didn't have to... I've never lacked for food but it's something I've been compelled to do all my life and just recently found that out about her. If that's what genetic memory is I got the most ridiculous one.

[@um-u1851]

It's more likely you learnt the behavior from observing her

[@ramalshebl60]

we can now make assassin's creed real

[@AnnoyD]

So you're telling me humans have a genetically valid reason to fear something in the uncanny valley? Have the mimics copied our likeness so much that they can't be detected anymore?

[@phazeron]

These snails are being treated like the animatronics

[@HaHa00193]

Its a snail its not that deep 😭

[@fork2309]

hurr hurhur hur hur

[@13thSwiftieDepartment]

​@@HaHa00193it's still an animal like us 😭

[@HaHa00193]

@@13thSwiftieDepartment indeed, but these snails are very simple. I do feel empathy for the snail as i wouldnt like to be shocked on my a*s but you have to understand that atleast its a snail, not a more complex animal like a mouse. We gotta advance in science one way or another.

[@13thSwiftieDepartment]

@@HaHa00193 I understand the science part but it still feels pain so I'm allowed to feel bad for it

[@endavenger8504]

“Fuck you” *Inserts PTSD inducing memories into your head*

[@dx6512]

So, I can learn jujutsu. All I need is Jackie Chan's RNA

[@MalkuthEmperor]

😂 damn, and youll be a funny actor Maybe he'll adopt you if you dont smoke weed too 😂

[@williamsutton6738]

Jiu Jitsu, not Jujutsu. This ain’t JJK, brother.

[@Briskillum]

@@williamsutton6738I meannnn this is kinda what yuji did to choso and todo right?

[@Aetherakabane]

Ya​@@Briskillum

[@nizanavarro]

This must have helped our first ancestors and their descendants to survive.

[@Cosmic_Code1]

snails getting traumatized with this one

[@HenryHoang-x]

This explains why a cat knows how to cat and a dog knows how to dog even when they don’t have any other similar animals around them.

[@SlimDud]

Every time i get a like, I reply (Edit: why is this highlighted?)

[@SlimDud]

New like

[@SlimDud]

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[@SlimDud]

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[@SlimDud]

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[@Jericho297]

I swear theres a very long video game franchise...a successful one that might've based their whole theme around this concept.

[@damthatscrazy4886]

This is like almost exactly what the did to Peeta in the Hunger Games, except they took existing memories and turned them into life threatening traumas. If we can put false memories it could do even more damage in real life than what even happened in those fictional books, which is insane to me

[@mjlnirswrath9782]

We got PTSD transplants before GTA 6

[@asourpo1yphony]

PLOT TWIST: Traumatized snails reincarnated into dangerous villains with a plot to destroy science

[@Noobixm]

This is what happens when you make my fired shell disappear, *GAIJIN.*

[@amphibialover.9125]

So did that scientist just go into a lab for work one day and say “hey what if we give a snail trauma, and transfer that snail’s traumatic memories to another snail to give it PTSD.” That sounds like a fun job ngl

[@MoleMan12]

Snail: _gets bumped_ Also snail: _Vietnam flashbacks_

[@gamercow894]

Cod Cold War reference?

[@MoleMan12]

@@gamercow894 no

[@AcheampongAfriyie]

I don't know why everyone is so surprised. Muzan proved you can do this in the Taisho era.

[@brandyjohnson738]

Assassin's Creed literally took this idea to the next level, especially the first one

[@GPT-3.5]

The snail is gonna evolve🔥🔥

[@vasa3petrovic431]

Namekians are something like snails and they can transfer mamory from one generation to second.Akira is 天才.

[@rubrumvulpespuella4140]

WE MESSING UP PEETA MELLARK WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥

[@Papi-b1e]

Basically Danganronpa V3

[@Unknown-Bounty]

So this is how every demon in demon slayer has ptsd

[@nixpheo9232]

This is how we get to Assassin’s creed.

[@ReubeanG]

Ain't no way we're giving snails PTSD before GTA 6

[@thatoneentity3172]

Its how adaptation works in the wild. Creatures in a new habitat will teach themselves a new way to do something, and the "knowledge" of that trick gets gentically passed down to the offspring, causing them to gain a new physical trait to better suit the trick needed to survive

[@CS-pi1dm]

There are articles about monarch butterflies suddenly veering east over lake superior, then continuing south despite this being a generally unoptimal flight path, and it was discussed that their flight path could be to move around a mountain that hasn't existed in a millenia

[@shaheerazaman787]

So thats how Abstergo did it.

[@wt-jzt-ly-2f0-jp3-j4z]

I think a memory is like a documentation of an experience that you have witnessed

[@VLKYRII]

Finding the cure for debilitating genetic disorders: ❌️ Giving snails lifelong trauma: ✅️

[@MothMan-dh9xq]

By the way we know how memories work. It’s neurons in your brain sending a signal then when you recall the memory the repeat the signal and the neurons get closer so as the neurons repeat the same signal (either by similar events or recalling certain memories) the signal is easier to be carried out.

[@raihanwinata5329]

Its gonna be that character Ryan Gosling play when he dies on the snowy stairs

[@ReallyBigHead]

“The snail seems like it’s not contracting, let’s motivate it with a control shock” ⚡️🐻

[@soulomer2761]

if the DNA carried memories,it would be so much fun if we could decode it and relive the lives of our ancestors. like the animus from assassins creed.

[@pessoaaleatoria9834]

When I was in school I was told that never a life adaptation could be delivered to descendents. Absolutely scary what a crazy scientist could do wih this

[@dustinzacharias8227]

“Looks like the snail is feeling sluggish today. Let’s encourage them with a controlled shock.”

[@Sac_Bag]

I had the same exact thought because I don't know why I'm so talented in martial arts

[@Finplayer8]

Same snail as in the "Would you escape this super smart snail to win 999 million $ videos".😂

[@Luke_Marinara]

There be some Inception stuff goin on here...

[@rizelin8975]

talks of genetic memory have me thinking that we'll have the Animus from Assassin's Creed pretty soon

[@ldrOqowoe]

i think its prob linked to some form of behavioral evolution, cuz scientists always say that even now, human evolution hasnt ended yet, so the genetic memory may just be us evolving, like if our grandma was abused harshly, and even tho we've never been hit our entire lives, if someone raises a hand near us we can still feel somewhat alarmed is what im getting from this, just some form of evolution

[@Fantasy_creatures]

So like that one group of space Marines in Warhammer

[@Mhashmi32]

We got snail Animus before gta6

[@thuyngaho1709]

This guy gives me existential crisis right now 😭🙏

[@stephenmadl5609]

Even crazier than that is what they've done with planarians. They would teach a group of flatworms to navigate a maze, then grind them up and feed them to a different group. The group that ate the first group was then able to solve the maze much faster than any other untrained group. They ate their memories!