Re: about omniscience through memetics

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      ----- Original Message -----
      From: Lawrence DeBivort
      To: memetics@mmu.ac.uk
      Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 4:58 AM
      Subject: RE: about omniscience through memetics

      The memespace over which memes battle with each other is finite, defined by the brains of people.
       
      Hi Lawrence,

      << In the proper way of the context, yes, but we can put our knowledge,
      our truths upon computer- files and this unlimited.
      Memespace is in that view unfinite
      The space over which memes battle is not confined or defined by the
      brains of people. In a sense it is, we make after all the computers and
      the discs, but IMO memes have in themselves parts by which they con-
      vince people to get them propagated and to convince people to built
      faster and more better machines to get them propagated.
      If is that is " true ", memespace can be unlimited...

      Best,

      Kenneth

      ( I am, because we are) just that

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