Why do we retain memories if all of our cells replace themselves after a small amount of years?
In: Biology
This is very simplified but…
If you’ve ever seen a swirling eddy in a river, you’ll observe that the water composing the formation is passing in, around, and out very quickly – yet the pattern in the river is sustained. Depending on the surrounding conditions, it can be very stable and long lasting.
The water is your cells, the eddy is you.
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