Why can children operate your mobile device faster than you?
What makes them quicker learners?
This phenomenon finds its explanation in the concept of the Morphogenetic Field.
“Morpho” relates to giving rise to form, and biochemist Alfred Rupert Sheldrake at Cambridge University introduced this concept.
According to the idea of the morphogenetic field, “natural systems … inherit a collective memory from all previous things of their kind.”
Learning, therefore, becomes a cumulative process of intentions.
Similar to human evolution (from monkeys to humans), learning is also an evolutionary process.
In simpler terms, if something we’ve learned, is already part of the morphogenetic field (a field of intention), the next generation can swiftly acquire this knowledge.
Although some people have criticized Alfred Rupert Sheldrake,
However, we still haven’t discovered a more convincing explanation for why children can use their mobile devices more effortlessly and quickly than adults.
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Pranab Hazarika
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