by Weylon on September 3rd, 2011

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What is Cellular Memory?

The most stunning example of cellular memory was found in an eight year old girl who received the heart of a ten year old girl. The recipient was plagued after surgery with vivid nightmares about an attacker and a girl being murdered. After being brought to a psychiatrist her nightmares proved to be so vivid and real that the psychiatrist believed them to be genuine memories. As it turns out the ten year old whose heart she had just received was murdered and due to the recipients violent reoccurring dreams she was able to describe the events of that horrible encounter and the murderer so well that police soon apprehended, arrested, and convicted the killer.
http://theophanes.hubpages.com/hub/Cellular-Memories-in-Organ-Transplant-Recipients

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by AnonymousGirl on September 5th, 2011
Interesting. I am not saying I totally buy the story, but it's definitely interesting.
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by Neodarwinian49 on September 3rd, 2011
Sounds like an anecdote and not admissible. You need to do a lot better than this to convince anyone of your position.
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- You are assuming I have a position just because I post an article? This was posted to inspire thinking. Thinking is what I do. I know independent thinking isn't very common but give it a shot.
  
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  by Weylon on September 3rd, 2011
- Sounds like a pure rationalization BS story to me. If you do not even have a position and throw this schlock out to " inspire " independent thinking then that is really sad. What is common are ill posed question such as this one.
  
  Do you think that all of two answers inspired anybody?
  
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  by Neodarwinian49 on September 3rd, 2011
- I think your mind is not open to possibilities, that you like to be grounded in "factual" information. That is ok. You make judgements based on information available to you and that is understandable. This probably did not inspire a lot of thinking because questions that require thinking aren't very popular. Why does everyone need a "position" on such an issue? "Positions" are what is wrong with science today. No one looks at an issue with an open mind anymore and therefore the so called science is not very reliable.
  
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  by Weylon on September 4th, 2011
- I think your mind is so open that your brain is fallen out. I suggest you review the definition of open mind-ness. What you are doing here is not considering alternative explanations that are more parsimonious, among other things. Potholer54 and qualiasoup on youtube both explain why your open mind is not really open. Science is no reliable? Reliable enough to get you on the internet though.
  
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  by Neodarwinian49 on September 4th, 2011
- Lol, I really enjoy your attempt at humor. I am considering the other options and had you looked at the source I provided with this you would have noticed other possible explanations. Seriously it was just a thought. If you do not like the thought and ignore it that is fine with me. I said the "so called science is not very reliable." Are you a politician? Of course there are many great scientist and scientific discoveries. Sources have to be considered and much scientific data is financed by people and companies with a special interest in the studies. Thanks for your input.
  
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by Shunyata on September 3rd, 2011
I do not think it has been scientifically proven that there is cellular memory, and yet every one, or at least many know about it.
trauma for instance is in your cellular memory.
to release it it takes many layers of release and change the thinking pattern.
it is probably a form of "implanted memory".
it staerts with little childhood experiences to big events like an earthquake.
I know I have cellular memories, and some I have been working on ( to shift ) forever.
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