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At 10:35 AM 02/03/02 -0900, you wrote:
snip
>Of course, qualifiers like `aggressive', 'nice' or 'selfish' pertain only to
>decision making
>entities. In memetics when we say a meme is aggressive, selfish we mean that
>in a metaphorical
>not literal way. An aggressive meme is a meme that is designed to emphasize
>on transmission
>rather than virtue.
>
>Philip.
A good way of putting it.
Keith
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