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I just read a short article (here) that says "The Discovery Health Channel will air a documentary Saturday (Jul. 19) called "Transplanting Memories" which delves into the eerie mystery of organ transplant recipients who experience memories of the organ donor." I did a little research and I found there is a small body of evidence that exists for biochemical memory in flatworms. McConnell, J. V. (1962). Memory transfer through cannibalism in planarians. Journal of Neuropsychiatry, 3, 42-48. McConnell, J. V., Jacobson, A. L., & Kimble, D. P. (1959). The effects of regeneration upon retention of a conditioned response in the planarian. Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology, 52, 1-5. Anyone ever heard of this?

At the bottom of every thread you'll see a quick reply box. Its there for us lazy people who would rather not have to click "Post Reply" for a simple response. It does not parse vbCode, so if you want to make your text pretty or add hyperlinks you still need to use the "Post Reply" button. If you find any bugs PM me.

A little ways down on the page it says: In essence, kappa casein normally keeps the majority of milk protein soluble and prevents it from spontaneously coagulating. Enter chymosin. Chymosin proteolytically cuts and inactivates kappa casein, converting it into para-kappa-casein and a smaller protein called macropeptide.

Don't Copy That Floppy! The Anti-Piracy Rapper Star Wars Kid (Classic) Apparently the Star Wars kid used the school camera to film himself looking like a bufoon, and then forgot to erase the tape. After you've watched the original, watch the remix Star Wars Kid Remix I believe the kid is suing now.

i can't wait for world of warcraft either! Whats RA2? I also want to check into Star Wars: Galaxies as soon as they get interplanetary travel and vehicles. I'm not keen on walking from town to town right now.

Talk about lag!

I think we need a "how to use google" thread

How much of hypnotic regression is suggestion though? What I'm saying is that I think it would be pretty easy to have false memories..memories either suggested by the psycologist, or memories your brain conjures up on its own. For instance, my brother swears he remembers something that happened many many years ago when he was around 1 year old. What I think has happened is that he has heard the story told so many times that he has actually set up the scenario in his brain and now thinks its a memory. I could be wrong, maybe he does remember, but I doubt it. Indeed, regression would/does have its practical applications. I say 'would' because I'm not sure how much it is used. It could be especially useful to lawyers who have witnesses but don't remember important details. I doubt that memories that are brought back using hypnotic regression would be considered valid testimony in a court of law though.

yea, why else would i put a GUY as my icon ;x

Anyone here play warcraft3, tribes2, or counter-strike??

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indeed! vbskins makes the templates. I'm too lazy to make custom ones these days

Not us americans There was a thread about human evolution, but it got accidentally erased

lol, yea they rock. Their bassist (flea) is awsome.

Which threads are you referring to Navajo?

its hidden up there where KHinfcube said

Yes huh.

truffles are basidiomycetes. Thats about all I remember from bio2 last semester. :zzz:

I've never seen one, I don't even know what it is. Any examples?

Let's just say I had a little mishap with the thread :embarass: :embarass: 1000 apologies.

This post is relating to science though. Carry on

Once again, you're getting hung up on irrelivant definitions of teleporting.

Well, its actually much easier for us to travel forward (what we call it anyways) in time. We're doing it now. If you read up a bit kettle explained it very generally.

Nice finds there! The only thing with free hosting is that you're usually pretty limited on transfer/month, and you're almost guaranteed to have popups..

I second the Elegant Universe recommendation..