how insects and flowers found their interaction suggests biology eats impossibly hard puzzles for breakfast. the most compact way to store data is to merely po

how insects and flowers found their interaction suggests biology eats impossibly hard puzzles for breakfast. the most compact way to store data is to merely point to where it is stored. The description of the location can combine any number of clues and still be tiny. if there is some place where infinite semi random data is stored and biology can access it it can find places that somewhat mirror data found irl. the dataset could be the shape of our head or a crystalline structure on the other end of the universe. if biology can also somewhat manipulate the stored data the sky is the limit, or error correction is. there is a stupefying amount of evidence that people are able to obtain data they should have no access to. If small children can remember a previous life in great detail then those are the facts. That you don't like it is irrelevant, it is objectively unworthy of consideration. Thar we have people unable to overcome this cultural indoctrination is fascinating! They apparently don't have write access! People are apparently trying to map reality onto some preexisting dataset.