- The New Civilization Network is a cooperative network of teams dedicated to building a viable civilization based on freedom of choice, trust, common sense and an increased quality of life for all.
- The Atlantis Project is dedicated to the goal of establishing a new country named Oceania.
- The First Millennial Foundation is based on Marshall T. Savage's book which describes how to colonize the galaxy in 8 easy steps.
- The North Texas Church of Freethought is the only other known atheist religion on the Web.
- William A Schultz's Agnostic Church is another memetically designed religion, seemingly inspired by Spengler.
- The FAQ on constructing a logical argument is a must-read.
- Extropy is a transhumanist meme-complex that has much in common with Virus. Romana Machado was overheard describing Extropianism as a system that views death and taxes as engineering problems.
- The Principia Cybernetica Project is working on a philosophy for the information age based on system theory and memetics.
- Memetic engineer, Onar Am, is developing a philosophy called Perspectivism.
- Ander's Transhuman page.
- Even Nietzsche has a home page.
- Pancritical Rationalism is a non-justificationist metacontext fundamental to Virian epistemology. Paper by Max More.
- Complex Adaptive Systems has tons of pointers to complexity related pages
- Artificial Life online hosted by the Santa Fe Institute of Complexity Studies.
- The Human Behavior and Evolution Society (HBES).
- Yahoo has a list of cyber-culture religions
- The A-Z of cults contains excellent (if slightly cynical) summaries of a number of cults and cultish religions.
- The Church of All Words is an organization of individuals who regard the Earth and life on it as sacred and the first of the Neo-Pagan Earth Religions to obtain full federal recognition in the US.
- The alt.memetics newsgroup has a home page mirrored here.
- The Memetic Lexicon is a good starting point.
- Arkuat's meme workshop has many interesting links.
- How do you know if you have been infected? Check out Richard Dawkins's essay, Viruses of the Mind.
- Richard Brodie (author of Virus of the Mind) hosts Meme Central.
- The Secular Web has excellent criticisms of Christian apologists.
- The alt.atheism web provides an excellent overview.
- The Unknown Psychic has some good Rules to Live By.
- The Skeptic's Dictionary has informative entries about occult, paranormal, psychic and religions phenomena.
- Yahoo's list of atheism pages.
- The Atheist Manifesto by Jeffrey Clark.
- Blasphemy Net is my vote for web site most likely to be struck down by the Lord.
- The talk.origins Evolution FAQs
- Reed Esau maintains a list of celebrity atheists.
- The Humanist Association of Canada
- Mike's Atheism Links.
- Alexander "Sasha" Chislenko has a list of Great Thinkers and Visionaries.
- John Catalano hosts an unofficial Richard Dawkins page.
- William Calvin's home page is full of fascinating stuff.
- Reading the works of a Man called U.G. has been
described as a "grenade in the brain".
- The Creation Science page (designed by a Christian club at AT&T) devotes all its energy to attacking the theory of evolution.
- Eckankar, religion of the light and sound of God.
- The Ordo Templi Orientis is Aleister Crowley's magickal religion/cult.
- Satanism is alive and well on the net.
- Spirit-WWW provides a slick presentation of new age ideas.
- The Church of the Holy Scab is built on four pillars: brutal honesty, elitism, vehement ambivalence, and hypocrisy.
- The Church of Scientology, Los Angeles.
- Millions and millions have allegedly been saved by SuperChurch :-).
- The Church of the Bunny has real ordained ministers but thankfully doesn't take itself too seriously.
- The Transhuman list discusses the possibility of individuals transcending physical and psychological limitations.
- Breakthrough! is unabashed technophilia, a newsletter on important developments in science and technology.
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