I feel that like some of our traits are genetically inherited,then past experiences are also.I feel that they are coded somehow into our DNA and then at certain times we can "remember/recall something even when have not actually done it in our lives.it would be interesting to hear other views on this topic

I agree. I think there is memory in cells that might even be passed on from generation to generation.

well, we have actually done it in our life
just not this one

Interesting DNA software genetically passed down......

What would it take for this to be true?

You would need some storage medium that could encode all the experiences, somewhere other than the body.

You would need some kind of transmission of this data after your previous body was destroyed so that the data could arrive at the new body ready to go.

You would need to be able to recall this from the DNA if that is where it is stored in the body.

Also what happens when read/write errors occur? This is the science and philosophy forum so I figured we could dig a little deeper into this idea.

The Assassin's Creed series kind of follows that idea that the memories, experiences of our past life is encode in our DNA. In the game they use a machine in the future to let Desmond access his ancestor's memories.

Yep. The storage medium for memories would be contained in a one dimensional reality. A flat plane, like a mother board or a computer chip.



Only Sequential incarnates have access to previous life data in the form of memories. They live one life after another in succession within the space-time environment.

Simultaneous incarnates do not have access to previous life memories, (except within the subconscious) because they incarnate in all time lines at once in relation to the space-time environment they are in.

Data is transmitted by frequency (light and sound) of course.



That is not where it is stored. That would be like storing all your computer programs in RAM.



Read/write errors are certainly a problem. What happens are glitches in the program.

Weird stuff happens that can't be explained by science.

Breaches from other dimensions.

Welcome Back, Havnt seen ya in awhile

DNA is more like the personal adjustable up-gradable operating system for the body.

i've seen nothing that suggests we've lived past lives.

So, what's your point?

the point? that i've seen nothing to suggest we've lived past lives. like these easy ones, jeannie.

Well thank you for that information about yourself.

i've little information about anybody here BUT myself, jeannie.

Since the human genome has now been completely decoded into sequences of amino acids, evidence of this ought to be readily found. And yet it hasn't.

However some genes are environmentally activated and deactivated, which may cause kids to have characteristics in common with their guardians which are not necessarily consistent with other kids with a similar genetic makeup but a different home environment.

Completely decoded? What about all of that stuff they call "junk DNA?" I don't think they have "completely decoded dna.

Any references for that claim?

Google it JB, it has.


Chips and mobo's are not 1-dimensional, but 3D. A plane is 2D and therefor also not 1D.

OR perhaps we just do not remember having done it, or do not remember having seen it done. Memories are not some data that gets stored bit for bit. Memories are ideas, images, and feelings linked together to equate to a meaning, meanings get longer term storage than does the details that lead to those meanings.

1+2=3

1+1+1=3

Same end results. Often times memory will achieve the same end result, but over time the details get changed. Or you forget all of the details, but still remember the concept, or end result.

3 <<< forgot details, but remember meaning.

and then your left with not knowing how you knew something.

For someone who lives in three dimensional time and space, a one dimensional space (flat) would be difficult to imagine, but not impossible. I used the computer chip as a poor example. It does have a small thickness. But a one dimensional plane can be imagined.

As far as the complete decoding of DNA, I don't think so.

Wiki:

Much of this DNA has no known biological function and at one time was sometimes referred to as "junk DNA". However, many types of noncoding DNA sequences do have known biological functions, including the transcriptional and translational regulation of protein-coding sequences. Other noncoding sequences have likely, but as-yet undetermined, functions (this is inferred from high levels of homology and conservation seen in sequences that do not encode proteins but, nonetheless, appear to be under heavy selective pressure).

Over 98 percent of DNA has largely unknown function.
http://www.psrast.org/junkdna.htm

I don't think I would call that "decoded."

Whatever genetic material is contained in women's eggs are created when the eggs are created.

Sperm are formed daily/continuously.

If you are asking if I believe in past lives..YES I do..and I have memories of several of mine..even of some of my deaths..It is important to know about your past lives because that gives you some insight on your currect life.