On Memetics
Memes and the Science of Cultural Evolution
Tuesday, 9 March 2010
Martine Rothblatt's "bemes"
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Bemes are fundamental, transmissible, mutate-able units of beingness very much in the spirit of memes. The difference is that memes are cult...
Monday, 8 March 2010
An incohorent rant against cultural evolution
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Mark Signorelli has published a long, incohorent rant against cultural evolution: Taking Memes Seriously A number of responses may be found ...
Friday, 12 February 2010
Weaponizing Cultural Viruses
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Aaron Muszalski discusses how to preserve hacker culture:
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Dan Zarrella: Social Media Scientist
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Dan Zarrella has been applying memetics to marketing for a while now - and he has some interesting results. His home page: http://danzarrell...
Sunday, 3 January 2010
Dawkins discusses memes
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Richard Dawkins talks to Thunderf00t about memes.
Saturday, 2 January 2010
New "memetic takeover" article
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The article is titled: "Synthetic Existence - We'll live on... not through our genes but through our memes." https://www.adbus...
Cultural diffusion
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One complaint some anthropologists have made about memetics is that practitioners ignored previous work on the topic. To quote from Engaging...
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Susan Blackmore video from 2005
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Susan Blackmore video on "The Future of Memetics" - which is all about memes - from 2005: Susan Blackmore (2005) PopTech Pop!Cas...
More memes on YouTube
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fishingmemes is a new YouTube channel, with armchair philosophy about memetics. Not very advanced - but not too bad. 6 videos on the subj...
Dual Inheritance Theory
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For an introduction to "Dual Inheritance Theory" (DIT), see the page on Wikipedia titled Dual inheritance theory . This is basic...
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