transmittance

From: stunned (stunned@execpc.com)
Date: Mon 21 Mar 2005 - 21:10:42 GMT

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    I have Aunger's book on my shelf and it is next on the list to read in the next two weeks, but as far as I know no one has suggested that Limbic Resonance could be a model for the non-verbal transfer or sharing of information or memes.

    I would like to know what you all think - I expect harsh criticism and open minds..:)

    This link is more explanatory of the workings of limbic resonance: http://www.thebiggestideas.com/cgi-bin/viewps.cgi?your_emotionsps.txt

    Thanks, Nadine Buchholz

    > You assume replication of behavior due to what
    > is overtly observable. Can you assume discrete packets
    > of info have flowed from my brain to his and have been
    > replicated and stored there? The behaviors are
    > strikingly similar. Are the notions in each of our
    > noggins? I'm enjoying my iced tea with 6 sgars and
    > squeeze of lemon. Maybe Chris is politely fighting the
    > urge to run to the restroom and vomit.
    >
    > *- Yes a mason jar. So what?!
    >
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