genetic memory has long been proved in epigenetic studies. you are literally built of your ancestors/past incarnations and you can inherit memories whether good or trauma based or a knowledge download. it is sometimes reported that people that get transplants feel another persons presence in them. a gram of dna material can hold 215 petabytes of digital data and dna is present in all of your cells in your body. i think you consciousness and brain interface with reality behaves a bit differently because it works like a quantum light-electron-dna engram supercomputer with 100 billion neurons with parallel and analog and digital signal processing, and when you die your brain experiences intense electro-activation up to 20 mins after physical death but eventually you light consciousness must move on. so recieving a transplant may not actually be receiving a persons' deceased consciousness but instead their genetic memories. this is another reason why responsible stem cell research should continue, because at some point you can just regrow all the organs you need and they will be generated from and with your own dna not somebody else's. also this
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