Comments by "Cestarian Inhabitant" (@cestarianinhabitant5898) on "Эми Тан о творчестве" video.

  1. 14:00 makes me think back to cellular memory. The hypothesis that all individual cells in our body can store memory and therefore memories can be passed down through generations via DNA, or as people put it back in the day, "through blood". Since scientists have discovered that individual neurons are where memories are truly stored, and neurons are only a very specific type of cell, this theory is not so unlikely, but it's hard to actually prove. Luckily for skeptics, this theory is easier to believe than that her grandmothers ghost whispered it to her.
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