I enjoy a challenge, and I purposefully die enough in my favorite shooters that no one thinks I'm a pro, semi-pro maybe. But I often hang out with real pros, elite gamers, and when they appear in a game, guys bail so fast, you'd think we were on the Titanic. Some of the pros change their names every so often, just to get a game. But you know who they are, you know when someone snipes you from the freakin' other side of the damn map, from behind a pillar next to crashed gunship, and you know, you just know it's that damn DeathWolf under another name!

Memory in mammals is a complex thing. Just how thorough was this "genetic crippling" of the memories of these mice? Are other genes involved in mammalian memory than just those affected by the experimenters? Where did the mice come from? If from a commercial source, maybe their creation and breeding are somehow flawed. So many questions, so few real answers from this article.

I look forward to future experiments of this sort. Maybe something will come of it; or maybe the experiment was flawed. I'm keeping an open mind until more information is available.

You left one important group out of your comment, the authors! So it just doesn't matter who writes the books you read? Or do we just not deserve consideration in this?