Researchers at the University of Washington are developing a system that, they say, will allow, if not time travel, then a glimpse into a bygone era. Stuart Driscoll and Andy Mangeloni suggested using genetic memory as a kind of time machine.
As you know, our DNA contains complete information about a particular person, including not only data on eye color, body structure or the number of hairs on the head, but also information called genetic memory. This memory includes all the knowledge and skills that our ancestors preserved in their DNA, and then passed on to us. The tricky part is how to decrypt and interpret these deeply buried files in our memory.
According to scientists, a complete set of information obtained by all our ancestors since ancient times can be stored in the depths of our brain. If access to this data is obtained, it is quite possible that we will see what the eyes of our forefathers saw for hundreds and thousands of years.
This will open up tremendous opportunities to reveal many of the secrets of the history of our civilization. The researchers note that there are already technologies with which you can begin to explore genetic memory. In the near future, the development of science and technology will make this method more real, bringing us closer to solving our own past.