18 Reviews
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- AnnoyingMoose reviewed 8 months ago
- From the page: "dead of dying"
In contrast to one of the goblins from Bookworm Adventures, which is "dead of ownage".
 Sirtalksalot rated 8 months agoevolution - Interesting read, even if I couldn't be bothered to read all of it.
- rated 9 months agoevolution
- The analysis at the end of the article takes on the Marxist Leninist Meme (Perestroika was still in full swing then) and as we all know now the democratic principle has won, not by 'toxins' but merely by better results. The 'intolerance embedded in MLM (Marx-Lenin)' was less effective.
I think that the same applies to religion - the intolerant memes will ultimately lose out. If we keep freedom of speech and equal rights of man and woman upright, in the end the cruel aspects of islamism will have to go away.
But maybe I'm too muc of an optimist.
- johnnypgood rated 12 months agoevolution
- You know when you stop and wonder how you got to thinking what you are at that moment? This essay gives a smart discussion on how thoughts evolve.
- ihateevanthomas reviewed 18 months agoevolution
- An okay account of memes. I'm not thumbing it because I think any book by Blackmore or Dennet would serve the same instructional purpose much better.
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