>>Now for the real puzzle. If you were paying conscious attention to
>>what I have been saying all along, you would know what that meme
>>is. Are you aware of what that meme is? Or has it subltely infected
>>you without you even knowing what hit you?
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> XYZ, a bigger puzzle is how you manage to blunder through a conversation
> about memetics, clearly not understanding many of its central tenets;
> (case in point)
> "Christianity was useful. Communnism is still useful. Dictatorship
> is still useful. I see alot of uncertainty in saying that something is
> "right" because it is useful."
> And then claim to have engineered some super meme.
> That's not a puzzle. It's a joke.
> You don't believe in memetics remember?
> Cripes-- if you're going to perform for us, at least get your character
> straight.
Cripes, can't you pay attention? I believe in memes but not in
memetics or the so-called science of memetics.