When coming into contact with antigens those lymphocytes may be stimulated to differentiate into large, active cells that divide several times, resulting in a marked increase in the number of lymphocytes able to react against the given antigen. These interactions result in a change of the organism's overall immunological capacity. When particular antigens are encountered for the second time there are much more antibodies around to fight them off. Its physiological details can be investigated in a piecemeal fashion, not entirely different from the working of an algorithm. Lymphocytes can only fulfill their desired function within the larger framework of their biological hosts.
Memos are particular functional units to be found in the circulation of body fluids.
Describing these phenomena we can use memory-talk directly. This is from where such talk derives. A prisoner wants to escape by wearing civilian cloth and mimicking the behaviour of some of his guards. We could never be deceived unless we projected some previously acquired knowledge onto the world. Unless, in other words, certain memorized information misled us.