S2E30 - The Cellular Memory Theory

from Strange Places · host Billie Dean Shoemate III

It is said that medical science needs to be re-written. Widely believed to be the case, memories are stored in the brain. Or are they? Here are a few stories of people who have received organ transplants that will not only challenge that way of thinking, but make you reexamine everything about how we perceive and store not just memories, but possibly the human soul. --------------------------------------------- DISTROKID AFFILIATE LINK: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/3128872

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