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Dear Kenneth,
> > What I mean is that the memes for treating her children were passed on
> > to her *before* she enacted them in real life. This second enactment may
> > be called imitation, but it is *not* the imitation by which the memes
> > are inherited. That's my point.
>
> Hi Bill,
>
> How would you describe/ explain " before " !?
All I mean is earlier in time.
> How comes " before " about !?
> Genetical, memetical, both, in combination !?
>
> Imitation by which memes are inherited !?
> That 's new.... I am all ears !!!!!!!!
Pardon me, but I thought that the orthodox view was that memes are
inherited by imitation. What's new about that?
Best,
Bill
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