From: joedees@bellsouth.net
Date: Tue 17 Dec 2002 - 16:34:58 GMT
> <It doesn't 'waste' much bandwidth (we're talking one k per here),
> and > many people have enjoyed perusing them. Could your objection be
> > more because you would prefer the essays not be referenceable from >
> onlist? The 'bit' of wasted bandwidth would appear to be truly >
> insignificant (this exchange took more than two such referrals).> >
> I don't understand this comment Joe. I could give a shit if you want
> to put references to pieces that link to discussions about memetics in
> your posts, regardless of their content. My comment was directed at
> posts that consist of nothing more than references relating to your
> political comments, which I felt might be better utilised by those
> want to read articles from the Daily Telegraph and the like, as a
> weblog where the totality of the arguments are apparent. Given the
> abundance of posts lately, particularly from yourself, I thought it
> might allow those of with, y'know jobs and lives, to still participate
> in the list now and again on things of direct relevance to memetics
> without having to wade through the war talk.
>
> Vincent
>
As I have said before, the radical Islamic memeplex, the danger it
poses to contemporary society, and society's responses to this threat
are an eminently memetic study.
>
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see: http://www.cpm.mmu.ac.uk/jom-emit
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