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From: salice (salice@gmx.net)
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> >Culture lives in the brain. If you don't agree, say where else.
> Culture is an emergent quality of social groupings, not a condition of
> individual consciousness. Where does any quality live?

Well i should have written "Culture lives in the brains".

I mean it's obvious i think, when Bin Ladens admirers terrorize
around their culture spans over their brains, their brains together
build their culture. They have a common belief.

The more brains are evolved the more complex this gets but in the end
culturally action happens first in the brain. Real world action
happens afterwards.

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