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苏珊 布莱克莫尔谈迷因和技因

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苏珊布莱克莫尔研究迷因:思想就像病毒一样自主地由一个脑袋复制到另一个脑袋。她提出了一個大胆的新观点:人类已经产生了一种新的迷因,那就是技因,它由科技传播 - 并发明出各种形式使自己生存。

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 »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Jessica Jiang
Reviewed by Yangyang Sun
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