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Susan Blackmore, mémekről és témekről

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Susan Blackmore mémeket tanulmányoz: Fogalmakat, amelyek a vírusokhoz hasonlóan viselkedve, átmásolják magukat, agyból - agyba. Egy merész új érveléssel rukkol elő: Az emberiség egy újfajta mémet hozott létre, a témet, amely a technológia segítségével terjed -- és talál újabb lehetőségeket, hogy fennmaradjon.

Susan Blackmore studies memes -- those self-replicating "life forms" that spread themselves via human consciousness. We're now headed, she believes, toward a new form of meme, spread by the technology we've created. Full bio »

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