<ul><li>Memory is proposed to be a persistent pattern embedded in atomic energy, transferring through atoms between forms, carrying memory potential.</li><li>The theory explains that déjà vu could be a memory flare triggered by transferred atoms containing memories from previous individuals, aligning with epigenetic trauma and ancestral instinct.</li><li>According to the theory, consciousness might be rooted at the quantum level, suggesting that atomic memory is fundamental to understanding memory and identity.</li><li>The Butzbach Law extension of the theory states that atomic structures can trigger memory expression when entering a compatible system, leading to the belief that life and memory persist through energy and pattern.</li></ul>

Atomic Echo Theory: Déjà Vu as Memory Residue —A Doctrine of Memory Beyond Death—

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