Posted by Steven Bentley [64.110.74.244 - host-64-110-74-244.interpacket.net] on 11 August 2004 at 06.06.51 ZuluTime:

In Reply to: Questions about old projects posted by SomeGuy52 on 18 February 2003 at 08.40.55 ZuluTime:

tramadol The life of a single human, as the life of a family or an entire people,
     persists as memory. My people must come to see this as part of their maturing
     process. They are people as organism, and in this persistent memory they store
     more and more experiences in a subliminal reservoir. Humankind hopes to call
     upon this material if it is needed for a changing universe. But much that is
     stored can be lost in that chance play of accident which we call "fate."
     Much may not be integrated into evolutionary relationships, and thus may not
     be evaluated and keyed into activity by those ongoing environmental changes
     which inflict themselves upon flesh. The species can forget! This is the
     special value of the Kwisatz Haderach which the Bene Gesserits never suspected:
     the Kwisatz Haderach cannot forget.

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