>The OP fails to recognize this obvious point.
I don't. You're attacking a straw man.
You wrote,
>Erm…memories — by any biologically reasonable definition— are separate from epigenetic changes.
I replied with a study showing the opposite to be true.
I don't. You're attacking a straw man.
You wrote,
>Erm…memories — by any biologically reasonable definition— are separate from epigenetic changes.
I replied with a study showing the opposite to be true.
You’re selectively quoting and then re-arranging the quotes to attempt to make yourself look better.
Honestly, for someone to be posting this nonsense with a link to their LinkedIn professional profile in their bio is kind of career suicide. You’ve inadvertently stumbled into an argument on a IT tech website with people who are bona fide life scientists and are embarrassed and are clumsily trying to save face.
Feel free to add me on LinkedIn, I have no issue in people knowing who I am; should I be scared or anything? Lol. You should try not being anonymous, just a suggestion, :).
You said:
"Memory [...] is separate from epigenetic changes"
I replied with a study that seems to suggest otherwise. That's not really hard to follow ...
>IT tech website
Hmm naw man, Hacker News is way more than that. Also, why would I be embarrassed? You are just projecting too much unto others, chill.