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When our ancestors began to imitate they let loose a new evolutionary process based not on genes but on a second replicator, memes.

Some hotels exploit the opportunity to put even more memes with a little sticker .

So let me just point out : Memes are like viruses. That 's what Richard said, back in ' 93.

Memes are a new kind of information behaviours rather than DNA copied by a new kind of machinery brains rather than chemicals inside cells.

Our peers are the selection pressure as we struggle to pass our memes on to the next generation.

Reports of official corruption or abuses of power are regularly seized upon, creating memes that echo around the web.

because our ancestors created memes, turning Earth into a "two replicator" , or R2, planet, rich in language and culture.

And he's not responsible for what I say about memes. I'm responsible for what I say about memes.

The memes took a gene machine and turned it into a meme machine.

Identify "internal" possibilities (e. g. , personal greatness, higher purpose) and "external" possibilities (e. g. , resources, memes).

SB: Sink, toilet, yes, these are all memes, they're all memes, but they're sort of useful ones, and then there's this one.

The memes are all trying to get copied, trying, in inverted commas, i. e. , that's the shorthand for, if they can get copied they will.

Small brains are much more efficient if you don't have to copy anything, but once memes are around you cannot survive unless you do.

In the CNYM lines, language memes replicate by a way of memetic genotype and memetic phenotype.

The same memes of "individualistic" and "psychologically vulnerable" came up.

So memes began to proliferate.

Both genes and memes depend on a network of replicating machines -- cells or brains or computer terminals.

Well, now how are we going to tell the good memes from the bad memes?

There are thousands of memes that come out of the site.

All the stories that we're telling , well of course , TED is a great memefest, masses of memes .

The idea of memes as a cultural analogue of genes has been much maligned, and most biologists still reject it.

One has only to glance at its press films, fashion shows, beauty contests, ballrooms, wine bars and broadcasting stations -- memes.

As the memes evolve , as they inevitably must , they drive a bigger brain that is better at copying the memes that are doing the driving .

The selection criteria of language memes in CNYM lines consist of objective criteria, subjective criteria and inter-subjective criteria.

Our ancestors could have killed themselves off with their large brains and dangerous memes, but they pulled through.

If we ask what made memes different from genes, would that help us decide what would make a new replicator different from memes?

Memes work differently from genes, and digital information works differently from memes, but some general principles apply to them all.

This copying is quite different from the way cells copy strands of DNA or humans copy memes.

Hold and participate in online contests, challenges, blog carnivals and memes.

The most obvious examples of this phenomenon are "viral" memes.

They also kept track of so-called memes by identifying suddenly popular keywords or links to websites.

Genes and memes then coevolved, transforming us into better and better meme machines.

So the big brain on this theory is driven by the memes.

Wasik became an amateur Internet scientist, hooked on analyzing ephemeral media memes, or what he calls nanostories.

The Internet is the ultimate mating ground for ideas, the supreme lekking arena for memes.

The best memes are passed down through generations.

It is because of the function of memes that new lexical items coined by the individuals are replicated and used by the collective.

The obvious effect on language research is the emergence of language memes theory.

Pet ownership patterns have varied tremendously over time and across cultures and can resemble fads or infectious social memes.

You may further see what the other people are publishing in their Memes and repost everything you find.

The way to think about memes though, is to think, why do they spread?

Others will accept that genes are replicators but reject the idea of memes.

Chapter Four proposes some advices on how to create strong advertising memes in cross-cultural advertising campaigns.

Nor could it have retained control of memes once they began evolving in their own right.

China is where it is today because in modern times they first copied then emulated western memes.

Imagine a world full of brains and far more memes than can possibly find homes.

All right everyone, who's got some interesting memes for me?

They use the phrase "selfish memes" but still firmly reject memetics (Blackmore 2006).

In the same way that parasites tend to co-evolve with their hosts to become less lethal, so memes co-evolved with us.

To those not familiar with gaming memes, a cheeser is a user who performs the same move over and over because of a game balance issue.

Because in the last four years we've seen all kinds of memes, all kinds of trends get born right on our front page.

Then there's all the other memes that can't be pronounced. There are different species of memes. Remember the Shakers?

These memes are spreading around the world and they are wiping out whole cultures.

And what about, ooh, I can't see any interesting memes here.

I have always, until now, called them all memes, but I do honestly think now we need a new word for technological memes.

The second was memes - the basis of cultural evolution.

I call these temes (short for technological memes, though I have considered other names).

Neither memes nor genes are a dog or a dog-owner. Neither is on a leash.

Now, what's this to do with memes?

Organisms, memes, the whole ball of wax are only evolution's way to keep evolving.

This tool is very useful for anyone wanting a lightweight way to watch keywords and topics, especially if they are topical memes.

But then, a long time later, billions of years later, we got the second replicator, the memes.

We have new kind of memes now.

If they are, words are memes that can be pronounced.

Not only do we get along with our memes now, we could not live without them.

So, let's see some memes.

Because it's producing the memes.

Modeling the Emergence of Possession Norms Using Memes, JASSS

Cognitive Exploration of Memes in Language

We have some examples of Memes below, which would be deactivated as soon as we encountered or when somebody reported them:

Market and Industry of MEMES MIC

Some notes on language memes