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  • The word, '''meme''' (rhymes with 'beam'), entered the language as a [[Neologism|coined word] ..."live and learn", expressible through vocal behavior, a moderately 'good' meme in virtue of how widespread it can disseminate within the culture. Example:
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  • * [[Susan Blackmore]], ''The Meme Machine'' * Robert Aunger, ''The Electric Meme''
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  • * [[Susan Blackmore]], ''The Meme Machine'' * Robert Aunger, ''The Electric Meme''
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  • ...ar that Mayan calendars predicted to be the end of the world. Has become a meme associated with apocalyptic events fueled by booksellers, fearmongers and m
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  • | title = Meme, Counter-meme
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  • * [http://www.longevitymeme.org/ The Longevity Meme (Longevity Activism)]
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  • {{r|Meme}}
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  • {{r|Meme}}
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  • {{r|Meme}}
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  • * [http://www.longevitymeme.org/articles/ Longevity Meme]
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  • The word, '''meme''' (rhymes with 'beam'), entered the language as a [[Neologism|coined word] ..."live and learn", expressible through vocal behavior, a moderately 'good' meme in virtue of how widespread it can disseminate within the culture. Example:
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  • {{r|Meme}}
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  • A science of [[meme]]s, that aims, in part, to explain the mechanisms of the process of continu
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  • {{r|Meme}}
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  • The meme "why they hate us" came from a [[George W. Bush]] comment about terrorists, In 2003, he repeated the meme, but in the context of Europe vs. the U.S., especially France.<ref name=NRO
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  • ...epreneurial space development / support efforts have been grouped in the [[meme]] of [[NewSpace]] by many in the community.
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  • * "enabler or blocker" [sounds a bit like G.W. Bush's with us or against us meme -Tom]
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  • ...ublished a profile of Wallace, after an article Wallace had written on the meme that a side-effect of the routine vaccinations of young children had lead t
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  • ...aries. ''The Selfish Gene'' also introduced the concept of the '[[memetics|meme]]', an abstract unit of [[culture]] such as an idea, belief or even a mispr
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  • Christie also provoked widespread ridicule, and became an internet meme, in 2017 as pictures emerged of him and his family sunning themselves on an
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  • ...sment. However, several of the original critics who started spreading the meme deleted their tweets, and offered her apologies.<ref name=torontosun2019-08
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  • 27. Brodie, R. 1996. Virus of the Mind: The New Science of the Meme. Integral Press. 38. Costall, A. 1991. The meme meme. Cultural Dynamics 4: 321-335.
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