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concept:memory-transfer-across-tissues-and-individualsMemory transfer across tissues and individuals
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- Empirical observation that caterpillars retain learned memories through pupation despite radical brain refactoring, suggesting memory as salience rather than fidelity.
- Lashley's finding that memory is not localized but encoded globally; cited as an example of wholeness in neurophysiology.
- Hypothesis that memories can persist and be reimprinted on new substrates during metamorphosis, regeneration, and brain replacement; tested in planaria and butterflies.
- Mechanism by which stress becomes mutually transferable between humans and technology, enabling symbiotic integration.
- Evidence from planarian tail fragment training and metamorphosis suggests memory is substrate-independent process.
- The central topic, treated as a dynamic, agential process rather than static storage.