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#379 - Rupert Sheldrake - Does Nature Have A Hidden Memory?
Modern Wisdom
The Epigenetic Effect of Ancestral Troma
Ancestral troma is something i'm seeing being spoken about a lot on the intena at the moment. Do you think this plays any part in it? Well, there's very good evidence that there's an epigenetic effect of ancestral to troma. Noy this s came from famines in sweden and holland in the late nineteenth century or in the second world war. Children born to mothers who went through the faminea, you know, wer a different size. They had different proneness to diabetes, et cetera. It really does seem likeye, people are not the theories that we have, they're not as substantiated as they look when
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