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...ressed by some biologists as imperatives for replication respectively of [[meme]]s and [[gene]]s.

...mbers. Similarly, that understanding enables us to grasp the concept of [[meme]]s, viruses of the mind, where an idea, for example, lays claim to the mind ...me=brodie1996>Brodie R. (1886) ''Virus of the Mind: The New Science of the Meme''. Seattle: Integral Press. ISBN 0963600125. | [http://books.google.com/bo

...d also as a metaphor for other parasitically-reproducing things, such as [[meme]]s or [[computer virus]]es (since 1972). The [[neologism]] '''virion''' or

...hat given the brain's plasticity it was "not such a long stretch to Carr's meme".<ref name=Olds>{{cite news |title=Not So Google Stoopid, Ctd. |author=[[An