>Thanks R.B. As to "...reserving the word "meme" for replicators that
>reside in the mind..., it is interesting that you make a distinction
>between
>mind and not mind. I personally see nothing outside of mind.
I believe it was at this point that Joshu whacked his little sophomore
monk over the head with a big stick to demonstrate how to see something
outside of mind.
> Do you define
>mind as individual brain functioning, group brain functioning...do you
>make
>divisions between mind/brain, mind/matter, mind/spirit? I find mind to
>go
>beyond group brain functioning and to supercede but include body,
>matter,
>and spirit. Further, is there a cultural mind? Or, simply put, will
>you
>define mind.
I like my vegetables in bigger pieces than that. Diced too fine, they
become unpalatable.
Richard Brodie RBrodie@brodietech.com +1.425.688.8600
CEO, Brodie Technology Group, Inc., Bellevue, WA, USA
Author, VIRUS OF THE MIND: The New Science of the Meme
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