Current contributors are Martin Farncombe, Sue Blackmore and JT Velikovsky.
Memes and the Science of Cultural Evolution
Tuesday, 2 September 2014New web site: "practical memetics"
Susan Blackmore drew my attention to "practical memetics". It's a fair size and it's at: http://www.practicalmemetics.com/. There's a site map.
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