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There was this foundational study that I can not remember the name and it may have been purposefully scrubbed from the internet but it involved the Generational Memory of the Butterfly (I'm sure it was a specific species but I am quoting from my own memory banks because I can't remember the name of the study). It concluded that the butterfly remembered things across many generations and that even if an entire population was wiped out by some freak event, that their offspring would inherently know which route to take to a known spawning point and/or specific food source. So if a tiny bug brain can do that, imagine what we must have stored away, just from our physical bodies having combined from two gene sets. Diversity would NATURALLY BREED OUT this collective past memory as similar populations experienced the same sh*t and never collectively forgot. Like the St. Olaf scam for example. Anyone remember the study, spit it out!