Re: Study shows brain can learn without really trying

From: Wade Smith (wade_smith@harvard.edu)
Date: Mon Nov 26 2001 - 20:16:31 GMT

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    > Well you said that behaviors have nothing to do with memetics.

    Show me where I said this. I certainly don't think I did.

    > I could also talk or describe the behavior and you could use it
    > from that.

    Dubious. Although not without possibility. But in this case, the
    mutation would be extreme, with perhaps no congruence
    whatsoever, kind of like rumors, like you saying that I said
    that behaviors have nothing to do with memetics.

    What I said was, (I'm working on thinking about memetics by
    deciding that) nothing but an artifact is a meme.

    And so far, it's working well, I think.

    - Wade

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