So I was (mostly) minding my own business when, I saw the following quote, in this article:
Trauma becomes neurobiologically etched and may be transmitted across generations.
Ok For starters, no. Wrong. Try again.
Sure expereince (traumatic or otherwise) affects memory, and though we don't really have a clue (well, I for sure don't, someone might, I suppose) how the material realitieis of how memory is stored in the brain, the term neurobiologically etched might represent this process, whatever it may be.
Ok, that said: Memories aren't genetic. You can't transmit this across generations.
Well you can. It's called telling stories, and it's a social, not a biological process.
So there.