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Baby's Cells can Enter Mother through Pregnancy and Manipulate her Physiology

Anonymous Mon 04 May 22:59:42 2020 No.11637469 View Reply Original Report

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1. How does this not blow the "natural selection by mutation" theory out of the water? I'm reading this as proof that physiological adaptation can be inherited
2. Does this indicate some advanced form of cuckoldry? If you have a child with a woman who was already impregnated by another man, then your child could possibly inherit the other guy's DNA through the fetal cells that were transferred into her through her first pregnancy

article: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/babys-cells-can-manipulate-moms-body-decades-180956493/
research: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/24178122_Cell_Migration_from_Baby_to_Mother

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Anonymous Mon 04 May 2020 23:06:36 No.11637488 Report

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>>11637469
Yes. I was talking about non-Darwinian mechanisms of evolution like a decade ago, but all the retarded atheists couldn't handle it. Once again, superior "not religious" sees the future. Inferior "atheist" remains enslaved by his religion. Of course there's bidirectional communication in pregnancy, you'd have to be a fucking braindead moron to think otherwise. The only question is the manner and extent. This is how a certain evolutionary "template" and a more conscious metric could be used to boas how a species should change over time

My mother had an abortion like a decade before I was born. She didn't tell me until quite late, but despite this, I always felt an absence where a sister should have been. I don't know, a number of things come to mind when you get into transgenerational memories, genetic memory, and so on.

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Anonymous Mon 04 May 2020 23:16:52 No.11637516 Report

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>>11637488
Fascinating story about your mom and sister. Any recommendations for reading? I took a few courses for biology in college and was very interested in evolutionary theory and it pointed me right to atheism. 5 years later and I'm just now starting to really open my eyes to how shaky the base was for the evolutionary theories I was taught. Of course I accepted it all blindly but counter-evidence (like related article) was never presented because it doesn't fit into the accepted narrative. It was always always treated as a basic assumption in my textbooks.

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Anonymous Mon 04 May 2020 23:33:45 No.11637553 Report

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lol roasties will blame their own fetus to shirk responsibility.

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