Un traumatisme qui se transmet à travers les générations
26 Mar 2023 · 0 min
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In this brief French monologue, the speaker explains that neuronal activity can be passed from one generation to the next. Citing research on mice, they describe how traumatic events experienced by parent mice can alter the neuronal activity of their offspring, even though the offspring never directly encountered the trauma. The speaker uses this evidence to argue that life experiences can shape brain development across generations, suggesting a similar potential in humans. The talk ends with a rhetorical question and an uplifting statement that the listener is now aware of this limitless possibility.
