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Have you ever wondered—
why some things suddenly begin happening all over the world at the same time?
Inventions.
Habits.
Behaviors—
as if someone, somewhere, flipped a switch.
Conspiracy thinkers say—
perhaps nature never truly forgets.
In 1981,
a British scientist stepped forward—
Rupert Sheldrake.
A Cambridge-educated biologist.
He proposed a theory
that shook the foundations of science.
Its name: Morphic Resonance.
The core idea is simple—
but dangerous.
Nature has a memory.
When something happens repeatedly—
it becomes easier the next time.
As if the universe has practiced it.
Sheldrake says—
this happens through Morphic Fields.
These fields are non-material.
Not DNA.
Not the brain.
They are fields
that influence the present from the past.
Once formed—
they leave a lasting effect.
One of Sheldrake’s famous examples—
rats learning a maze.
At first, it’s difficult.
It takes time.
But the claim is—
once rats in one place learn the maze,
rats in other parts of the world
begin learning it faster.
Another strange example—
crystals.
It is said that
when a new chemical crystal structure
is formed in one place,
the same structure becomes easier to create
in laboratories around the world.
As if matter itself remembers.
Animals sometimes display instincts
they were never taught.
And then comes
the Hundredth Monkey Effect—
On one island,
monkeys learn to wash potatoes.
Suddenly,
the same behavior appears
on another island.
Does knowledge travel?
This theory says something even more unsettling—
The laws of nature
may not be permanent.
They may be more like habits.
What happens again and again
becomes stronger.
Meaning—
even the universe learns.
Mainstream science
does not accept this theory.
Most scientists say—
it is pseudoscience.
The reasons are clear:
✔ No solid evidence
✔ Experiments are not repeatable
✔ Unfalsifiable
✔ Conflicts with traditional biology
Scientific American and Wikipedia
call it magical thinking.
But Sheldrake did not step back.
He says—
this is a hypothesis,
not a final truth.
He presents experiments:
people sensing when they are being stared at,
dogs knowing their owner is coming home
before any signal appears.
Supporters of alternative science
call it revolutionary.
This theory is still unproven.
But it has not been buried either.
Missing heritability,
fields of consciousness,
and new physics
are forcing people to rethink.
This is not a closed case—
it is an open question.
If nature truly remembers—
then our thoughts, behaviors, and actions
are not just ours.
Perhaps
we are contributing
to a much larger memory.
The question is not
whether morphic resonance is true or false—
The question is:
if it is true…
what are we changing?
What do you think about this theory?
Tell us in the comments.
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