@ogb saidAs far fetched as it sounds, it seems to be the only theory that can explain why some people remember unknown languages and ancient memories. It's like their brain pattern (or password) is similar to another from the past, and able to access that other store of memories.
it's called the Akashic record...all knowledge is stored in the Cosmos..
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How about those people who get head injuries and then start speaking in another language?
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Speculation. My take, I don't think so. Just because we can think stuff up as a theory or hypothesis doesn't make it true.
@sonhouse saidI've never actually seen that, but if it's true it would be quite astonishing, and would open the door to a completely new area of science. I always try to keep an unbiased, open mind to things I don't know. The only things I'm certain of is that bears have fur and grass is green.
@bunnyknight
How about those people who get head injuries and then start speaking in another language?
@sonhouse saidDarn! You just made me laugh, fall off my chair and spill coffee on my cat.
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I don't know, MY grass is kind of brown and crumpled up🙂
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I will consider I have done my civic duty then🙂
I might even write a new tune to post to my list on Soundcloud🙂
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@sonhouse saidlike Daniel Tammat, known as the "Brainman" ..he is a savant..who speaks 11 languages..
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How about those people who get head injuries and then start speaking in another language?