Molecular Memory: Bridging Biology and Philosophy

In this chapter, the speaker explores the intersection of molecular biology and philosophy, revealing how cellular processes contribute to our understanding of memory and existence. Highlighting groundbreaking research, they discuss how non-neural cells can exhibit memory-like behaviors, thereby expanding traditional definitions of memory beyond the brain. The intricate mechanisms of gene activation and the subjective nature of personal memories are examined, underscoring the complexity and individuality of human experiences.