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of computers, the modifications of the information retained by us and the techniques of genetic engineering.
Conclusions
It is evident from the above discussion that the Jaina theory of karma conforms to the fundamental concepts of modern science. A detailed scientific study of karma theory and further researches in the field of biology are expected to reveal many more important similarities between the theory of karma and scientific knowledge.
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