Re: Field of Memes

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Hi Dace -

>A meme is a concept with its own motive power, an idea on wheels.

From the AOM stance, it actually has to be an idea on wheels. Whether
it's self-powered or pushed, however, remains to be seen. Personally, I
think it needs to be pushed.

- Wade

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