RE: solipsistic view on memetics

From: Wade T.Smith (wade_smith@harvard.edu)
Date: Wed Sep 13 2000 - 13:37:21 BST

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    On 09/13/00 06:07, Vincent Campbell said this-

    >Anyway, as an Enlightenment-project follower, unsurprisingly, I would reject
    >meditative solutions to difficult questions like does the self really exist,
    >and do other selves exist. Still, whatever floats your boat :-)

    And yet, as much as I see little empirical or scientific validity in
    meditation (but lots of self-relaxation), we still are and will remain
    heuristic creatures, and floating one's own boat is the only way to
    dryness.

    - Wade

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