\"Should Blackmore's theory turn out to be true, there's little doubt she will be remembered as one of the great thinkers of the 20th century.\" Barry Lyons reviewing The Meme Machine <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Je suis Charlie and why <\/p>\n
New <\/p>\n
AI is already evolving beyond our control - the implications of a third replicator in CommentisFree September 2015 <\/p>\n
\"Genes, Memes and Tremes\" on TV in Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman, May 2015 <\/p>\n
Twitterbrain - how analyses of viral memes is helping track information spreading in the brain. <\/p>\n
and a must-watch video 'This video will make you angry' is a brilliant rant about 'thought germs'. What a shame it mentions the word 'meme' only once. <\/p>\n
The Eye of the Tremes Watch our New Video. This is based on the idea that the phones, computers and servers we are building are becoming interconnected like neurons in a brain. But this treme machine has no eyes. Or does it? With the advent of drones we may have found the eye of the tremes. <\/p>\n
Tremes v temes <\/p>\n
I have had such trouble with the term 'temes' that I am trying 'tremes' instead. I am sorry if this is confusing but I hope it might help. <\/p>\n
100 walked out of my lecture on memes. On the RDF website with hundreds of comments. Aug 2014 <\/p>\n
Practical Memetics: A huge new website by Martin Farncombe devoted to understanding memes in business and organisations, includes extracts from my work. <\/p>\n
Paper on memes in science Kuhn et al 2014 Inheritance patterns in citation networks reveal scientific memes <\/p>\n
A fun article on Internet memes in the Virgin Australia Inflight Mag -refers to 'the burgeoning field of memetics'! <\/p>\n
The third replicator - <\/p>\n
To find out more about temes, watch my TED talk now podcast in English and with a choice of subtitles in 21 other languages! or short lecture at the Hay Festival 2011 \"Genes, Memes and Temes\" read a book chapter a blog from Hassners on my lecture or read the Feature article in New Scientist . <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Podcast interview with Sue on US Public Radio To the best of our knowledge about memes and temes. 29 July 2012 <\/p>\n
Jonnie Hughes article in The Independent 14 July 2012 on his new book On the Origin of Tepees. <\/p>\n
Alan Winfield's 5 minute lecture on dancing robots, from his Artificial Culture Project at UWE Bristol. Interview on dancing robots in BBC News Technology June 2012 <\/p>\n
Q&A with Sue for Know Your Meme, April 2012 <\/p>\n
Art experiments with copying and Chinese Whispers by Rachel Cohen <\/p>\n
Richard Dawkins on memetically engineering the word \"bright\" in \"Atheist - the Dirty Word\" YouTube <\/p>\n
Edge Question 2009 What will change everything? Read my response - Artificial, self replicating meme machines. <\/p>\n
How to get rid of religion - a memetic view by Floris van den Berg <\/p>\n
Imitation makes us human Extract. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The Loo Roll meme ! <\/p>\n
More criticisms from Mary Midgley <\/p>\n
Virus of the mind Jolyon Troscianko <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Memetics UK <\/p>\n
This site began with the Bristol based memelab. I hope to provide a simple, but useful, resource for finding out what is happening in the world of memes and memetics. <\/p>\n
About memes <\/p>\n
Links to other memes <\/p>\n
People <\/p>\n
Publications <\/p>\n
Sue's publications on memes. <\/p>\n
To watch or listen ... <\/p>\n
Interview on memes with Karol Jalochowski, with subtitles in Polish, Jan 2012 <\/p>\n
Internet memes on The Pod Delusion 2010 <\/p>\n
C-Realm podcast - Sue talks to KMO about memes, drugs and Zen. 28 Jan 2009 <\/p>\n
Genes, memes and temes. Lecture at TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Monterey, CA, 28 Feb 2008 <\/p>\n
Is God a dangerous delusion? A debate with Alister McGrath at Bristol University, 13.11.2007 <\/p>\n
Darwin Day Lecture \"Darwin's Meme: On the origin of culture by means of natural selection\" , , University of Central Lancashire, 12.02.07 Abstract <\/p>\n
The Sci Phi Show - Outcast #8, Interview on Memes, 21 August 2006 <\/p>\n
The Future of Memetics audio of a lecture given at Pop!Tech 2005 <\/p>\n
To read .... <\/p>\n
my blog at CiF is about Internet memes April 2011 <\/p>\n
The Edge Question 2010. How is the Internet changing the way you think? See my response on Self and the Third Replicator as well as previous answers. <\/p>\n
Articles in New Humanist - Natural selection applies to everything, in Aesthetica - Memes, Creativity and Consciousness, and follow up to Massimo Pigliucci's objections to memetics in Skeptical Inquirer 2008. <\/p>\n
Art and memes article <\/p>\n
Interview for NextModernity Library. <\/p>\n
Review of Richerson and Boyd's new book Not by Genes Alone. <\/p>\n
Interview for GEO magazine (German), December 2003 Die Tyrannei der Meme. <\/p>\n
Interview with Pascal Jouxtel for the la Socit Francophone de Mmtique, inboth French and English <\/p>\n
Memes in Japan <\/p>\n
... and Old (1997)! Interview with Andrew Brown for Salon Magazine <\/p>\n
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