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Just a little heads up, it's not "Infinite Sunshine..." it's "Eternal Sunshine..." Also, it crossed my mind about a week ago that DNA might change a little as you get older, allowing for your experiences to, in some way, be imparted to your children. It's really cool to find out that I might have been right.

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