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On Wed, 24 May 2000, Paul marsden wrote:
>The UK Daily Telegraph has published an article on some of the meme related
>stuff I've been doing - it's available on the online site at
>
>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/et?ac=002839108100778&rtmo=aqh55dXJ&atmo=99999999&pg=/et/00/4/13/ecnmar13.html
>
>If this doesn't let you in and you are prompted to log in; use username of
>memetics and pass memes - it the 13 April 2000 edition - search for Marsden
>if necessary
I got straight to the page using that URL.
In that article, Paul, you say you refused to work on an anti-smoking
campaign because you don't want to change the way people think. Do you
see a clear distinction between that and "mere" advertising, PR, etc?
Or is it a matter of degree? Are your personal feelings about such
issues necessarily involved, or not?
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