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<blockquote data-quote="Thomas the Rhymer" data-source="post: 564709" data-attributes="member: 2808">There, that wasn't so hard!Where's the fun in that?&nbsp; Some of the most amazing discoveries in science have been due to people coming up with crazy ideas.You're right that I have no evidence that haploid DNA can migrate to the brain.&nbsp; But the more I learn about the human body, the weirder I realise it is, and I wouldn't be surprised if DNA can actually do that.&nbsp; The female body has a unique tolerance to foreign genetic material - that's why the fetus isn't nuked the moment it forms inside a woman's body.An alternative possibility is that a man's semen will accumulate in a woman's pelvis, where it is slowly broken down by the immune system (it's not like semen can just vanish into thin air) and the inflammatory molecules created from can then diffuse throughout the body, including the brain, and trigger off cell death.&nbsp; But the DNA idea sounds so much more cool to me though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thomas the Rhymer, post: 564709, member: 2808"] There, that wasn't so hard! Where's the fun in that? Some of the most amazing discoveries in science have been due to people coming up with crazy ideas. You're right that I have no evidence that haploid DNA can migrate to the brain. But the more I learn about the human body, the weirder I realise it is, and I wouldn't be surprised if DNA can actually do that. The female body has a unique tolerance to foreign genetic material - that's why the fetus isn't nuked the moment it forms inside a woman's body. An alternative possibility is that a man's semen will accumulate in a woman's pelvis, where it is slowly broken down by the immune system (it's not like semen can just vanish into thin air) and the inflammatory molecules created from can then diffuse throughout the body, including the brain, and trigger off cell death. But the DNA idea sounds so much more cool to me though. [/QUOTE]

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