On Memetics

I have a previous article about cultural immune deficiency disorders . I've also written about cultural opportunistic infections - the ...

In the symbiont hypothesis of eusociality, symbionts manipulate their hosts into coming into close contact in toder to facilitate their own...

I have a whole chapter about memetic immunity in my 2011 book on memetics. There's a brief summary on my meme therapy article but othe...

Until recently I had considered the obesity epidemic to be primarily a cultural epidemic - an epidemic of memes. Fast food companies spre...

Memes - on average - have historically been good for their human hosts. We can be fairly sure of that because of the evidence that the ca...

Transcript: Hi. I'm Tim Tyler, and this is a review of this book: Wired for Culture by Mark Pagel. The book says it is about how...

Some memes are "necrotrophic" - meaning that they kill their hosts. Keith Henson once called the carriers of necrotrophic memes ...