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to what extent is water capable of

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picking up information what does it
perceive and how does it remember it

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over time the aerospace institute in
stuttgart has discovered a relatively

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simple way of making the structure of a
drop of water visible the researchers
have had their efforts rewarded by

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insights into a very beautiful world
each drop has a face of its own

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unmistakable and unique why are the
individual drops so different from one

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another we got a lot of people to come
to a lecture hall here at the Institute

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give them all the same water had to make
drops at exactly the same time haven't

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elected all the drops and then
discovered that each individual leaders

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different images from the same water you
can see the results yes there on the

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right you can see that the images of the
individual students were different does

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me by giving scroll quite similar this
is the worker the first experimenter

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this one here the second the third the
fourth individually they can quite
easily be reproduced but you would never

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have thought this you're also on the
same water because when you compare the
images from the different people you see

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some big differences then we undertook
experiments to find out what the things

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changed when we put something into the
water
the real flowers was placed in the water

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while later we took a drop of water and
here you can see one of the pictures and

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you can see it in this picture it's the
typical image you get when you put a

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flower into water you could recognize
the flower and every single drop in this

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glass of course that can be reproduced
and has significant if you were to put a

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different flower in here for example the
Sweet William flower and then all the

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drops of this water would look like
sweet

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and that the statement that water has a
memory practically changes our whole way

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of looking at the world of course let's
travel down the Rhine in the figurative

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sense so much water is flowing down the
Rhine sticking up information everywhere

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it goes so the water has more
information at the mouth of the Rhine

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that it had at the source and the Dutch
living at the mouth when they drink that

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water they're also drinking all that
information

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thus the world's oceans would no longer
be something that separates us but

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instead a giant storehouse of
information that the rain will perhaps

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be a data medium sharing information to
the world

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