Re: ...plus c'est la meme chose

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From: John M. Novak
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1991 20:03

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In article <Jun.12.12.20.06.1991.6115@planchet.rutgers.edu> 
71450.1773@compuserve.com (Steven B. Harris) writes:
> lessons are memeberships.  Some meme complexes, like jokes, puns,
> stories, jingles, poems, aphorisms, etc., are highly infective
> without being very complex.  Perhaps these deserve a special
> word, but I haven't been able to come up with one.

mirus? ---> memetic virus
Highly infective without being very complex...:-)

All opinions are mine, and mine alone.  You can borrow them if you like...
John Novak    novak@wri.com

[or, if you like fancy spelling, how about "mnemophage"?  --JoSH]

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