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We live in a vital universe. This universe encompasses all living things on earth, including human beings, unless they are robots or ET.
A person's life is a personal historical trace of what happens to him or her in the space that surrounds him or her and in the time that evolves around him or her. The historical trace of the person is thus made up of all the memories of what happens to him or her in his or her space and in his or her time.
In other words, personal history is based on the accumulation of the person's memories, without which it cannot take place or present itself. This reflection verifies such a hypothesis that the history of the human race is based on the accumulation of its memories, without which it cannot take place nor present itself.
Based on this hypothesis, it turns out that there are two kinds of memories.
The first is intrauterine memory. These are the memories of nature, inherited by human life from generation to generation, taking their origin in the womb of the first mother of the human race, evolved in the time along the evolutionary process over 4 billion years, and
The second is extrauterine memory. These are the memories of all that is created, invented, developed or rejected by the human being, descended from homo sapiens, accumulated in his intellectual tissues from generation to generation, during 7 million years of existence in the earthly, vital, community and cultural environment.
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