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the Constitution of the United States to govern ourselves. More recently
we have created extended memory for the auditory sense by inventing
sound-recording devices, and later, multimedia devices that extend memory
for replay to all our senses. But before this there were no man-made ways
to record the human experience for direct use in the future. Yet storing
information about experience is essential to any evolutionary system.
So we must ask the question: what are nature’s ways Nature provided
the genetic code as one natural means to organize and preserve information
for later use. I was beginning to suspect that there may be other mechanisms
as well. But here we are getting ahead of our story, as those mechanisms
were not identified for another two decades.