Genes can be inherited, why can t memories be inherited?

Because the human brain has a limited amount of storage, and the data of memories is very large, memories cannot be passed on.

Because memory cannot be arranged in genes, there is no way to make certain markers, so it cannot be inherited.

Because memories are acquired, not inherited, memories are unique to the individual.

A few days ago, I talked to my son **, and my son said that in the biology class, the teacher told everyone that egg donation is a very painful thing, and asked everyone not to try. When his son heard this, he was very excited because he found out that there was such a good way to pass on his genes in large quantities. He said that if you can donate 60 eggs, what a great thing it is.

For this, he will not stop even paying the price with his life. You must know that it is just normal to get married and have children, and a person can pass on two or three at most. And through egg donation, you can pass on your own reserve genes in large quantities.

Listening to what he said, I really couldn't laugh or cry. I expressed that my life is the most precious, and I am not willing to give up my life for the sake of genetic inheritance. My son strongly disagreed with me and tried to convince me, crying and getting emotional as he spoke.

I asked him why he was crying, what did this touch? The son said, "It's not important."

What matters is what the genes pass on.

Looking back at my conversation with him, I think I still had a preconceived idea that his ideas were too ridiculous and tried to convince him. Actually, it would be better to listen, to repeat what I had heard, and to ask him with curiosity why he thought that genetic inheritance was so important.

Now that I think about it, is it because he thinks it's a great idea, and everyone laughs at it when he expresses it at school? He was very eager to be recognized.

Memory is also hereditary.

If the mother has experienced memory enhancement at a young age, the good memory ability of the offspring is not the result of the mother's careful care, but the result of genetics. If the offspring is raised by an unmnestic mother, he also has a good memory. This good memory, inherited from the mother, lasts until the offspring's adolescence.

This ability then begins to decline, proving that this process is only suitable for young brains.

Some lower animals never learn, they rely on genetic memory to survive. For example, the little sheep will run when they are born! Small fish are born to float in the water!

There are also butterflies, they have to go through, eggs, insects, pupa, butterflies four stages, which makes them unable to see each other between the next generation, but after they become butterflies, they can accurately repeat the behavior of the next generation, and even remember thousands of miles of migration routes, this phenomenon is called "genetic memory"!

Memories are generated by nerve cells and are acquired, and the memories of the two identical twins are not the same. Heredity is the material basis.

Memory is hereditary, memory can also be strengthened, you can strengthen the memory of the right method, memory will increase, and interest, if we are particularly interested in things and things, it is easy for us to remember and remember.

Do you want to know the memories of your dad's first love or ex-girlfriend?

Offspring will inherit only half of their genes (half for men and half for males and females), and sexual reproduction can enrich biodiversity and the better the chances of survival for future generations. If the offspring only replicates the mother's genes once, a genetic defect can lead to extinction.

As for why people die? That's genetically controlled.

When a person dies--- everyone forgets the person who died, and this is really dead.

No. Genes are innate, while memories are acquired, so genes cannot carry memories. However, genes can carry character.