proof of water memory

[General BlackDragon]

Nope. It's just a snow flake...

[General BlackDragon]

I watched the video, and looked for signs of intelligence. All I saw were random snow flakes.

[GSH]

"tylermane"-
Registering with a disposable email address is not cool. Welcome to the moderation queue. I'm sure you will be quite comfortable with some other griefers there. If you are willing to participate in actual BZ-related communication, you might earn your way back to a normal account.

-- GSH

[MrTwosheds]

Surely the fact that all snowflakes are unique (as far as anyone knows) sort of proves that water has no memory at all...

[Zenophas]

But every person is unique too. :0

[Red Spot]

But every person is unique too. :0

Depends on how you look at it.

[Ded10c]

But every person is unique too. :0

Yet we know humankind has no memory, because we keep repeating the same mistakes.

[MrTwosheds]

Any kind of life form is like a genetic memory, one that can progressively alter itself to suit its needs, somewhere deep in your genome the memory of how to be a fish probably still lurks.
Water, however, I expect is just randomly responding to a chaotic mix forces from the galactic right down to the quantum scale.