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> On Monday, May 26, 2003, at 03:22 PM, Kenneth wrote:
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> > Those ' communicalities " are indeed than not stored, they are made
> > right there within the moment of context itself.
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> YES!!!!!!
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> Thanks, Kenneth.
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Not in the case of venue-independent communication, such as my telling someone my birthday. It could be anyone, anywhere. And I certainly remember my birthday when I'm not communicating it, yet it is communicable. That makes it cognitivwely stored AND memetic in nature.
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