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People who receive organ transplants dont just get a new heart or liver—they suddenly inherit the exact memories, complex skills, specific phobias, and distinct personalities of the dead donors.
Scientists separated a person's living white blood cells from their body, placed them in a chamber miles away, and exposed the donor to intense emotional stimuli. The distant cells reacted instantly and violently at the exact millisecond the donor felt the emotion.