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[[Jack Harkness]] explained to [[Rex Matheson]] that a disturbance in the morphic field was likely responsible for "[[Miracle Day]]". ([[TW]]: ''[[Rendition (TV story)|Rendition]]'') It was revealed that inserting Jack's [[immortal]] blood into [[the Blessing]] at both its ends disrupted the morphic field which resulted in Miracle Day. ([[TW]]: ''[[The Blood Line]]'') | [[Jack Harkness]] explained to [[Rex Matheson]] that a disturbance in the morphic field was likely responsible for "[[Miracle Day]]". ([[TW]]: ''[[Rendition (TV story)|Rendition]]'') It was revealed that inserting Jack's [[immortal]] blood into [[the Blessing]] at both its ends disrupted the morphic field which resulted in Miracle Day. ([[TW]]: ''[[The Blood Line]]'') | ||
==Behind the scenes== | == Behind the scenes == | ||
*The theory of morphic fields and resonance originated as a serious Real World scientific proposal which was pioneered by [[wikipedia:Rupert Sheldrake|Rupert Sheldrake PhD]]. However, most in the scientific community do not accept the idea and regard it as a [[wikipedia:fringe science|fringe science]] or [[wikipedia:pseudoscience|pseudoscience]]. | * The theory of morphic fields and resonance originated as a serious Real World scientific proposal which was pioneered by [[wikipedia:Rupert Sheldrake|Rupert Sheldrake PhD]]. However, most in the scientific community do not accept the idea and regard it as a [[wikipedia:fringe science|fringe science]] or [[wikipedia:pseudoscience|pseudoscience]]. | ||
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