The discussion centers on the concept of whether information can be stored in a non-physical field, referencing Rupert Sheldrake's theories and various scientific principles. Participants explore the idea of information being retained through vibrations and fields, comparing it to radio signals and the electromagnetic field that carries light information from distant stars. There is skepticism about the feasibility of a self-sustaining energy loop for information storage, as it contradicts the laws of thermodynamics. The conversation also touches on the potential for magnetic fields to contain information but questions the practical applications of such methods. Overall, the viability of morphogenetic fields remains uncertain within the scientific community.