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wade.daniel.w

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  1. I recently came to wonder, with genetic code changing with each new reproduction, is it possible our existence as an individual is recreated later down the line, obviously we wouldn't have the same brain or memories (almost like a clone). Also, do any memories get passed genetically (is that what instincts are)? Anyone thought of this before?
  2. Music seems to definitely have the ability to effect emotions, with this in mind I believe that yes music at the right frequencies for the individual can trigger chemicals to be released (peptides), changing your mood, not only do I believe sound can be used to relax but also if applied correctly can be used for therapeutic purposes, such as assistance in alleviating anxiety, depression, any emotional condition that can be reversed with the introduction of the correct peptide. Just a theory, but if this is the case I would believe it to be much safer than taking medication.
  3. I've thought the same thing, think of this however, relative to an atom, the atmosphere around it is vast and seemingly endless. Imagine the world as an electron, orbiting a nucleus, the possibilities of what lies beyond space are endless especially when realizing that at a subatomic level the laws of physics change, making it entirely possible to believe in the possibility that in an environment where we are a subatomic element the laws of physics may be entirely different, even time flow itself may be at a different rate. But even in this instance I cannot imagine what would exist beyond that, and furthermore. It would seem the actually existence of an infinity is very difficult to except. I think the best way to even look into this is to first determine, what is space? Does it have an ecology etc... I hope someone finds these answers during my lifetime.
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