Re: Whales and the Memetic Group definitions

Robert G. Grimes (grimes@fcol.com)
Thu, 30 Sep 1999 16:19:25 -0700 

Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1999 16:19:25 -0700

From: "Robert G. Grimes" <grimes@fcol.com>

To: memetics@mmu.ac.uk

Subject: Re: Whales and the Memetic Group definitions

Oops, missed something I should have included in my previous message. Forgive
my oversight...

"Wade T.Smith" wrote:

> Snipped for brevity

>
> I am an Aristotelian aesthetician, if I had to tag myself with any label
> at all, and I see these forms of expression as innate and universal-
> 'memetic' to use a term.... ;-)
>

I received a call from a physician in Turkey the other day inquiring just what
was a "Non Aristotelian Memeticist" was? He had read one of my web pages...

So, perhaps there is where we differ on these things :>)

Cordially,

Bob

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