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Dear Joe,
> memetic evolution being
> any more robust than genetic evolution (and it must be, to
> supercede it)
Clarification, please. :-) What do you mean by "robust"? And how do you
think memetic evolution supercedes genetic evolution?
Many thanks,
Bill
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