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Memetic Parallax

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Humans tend to form groups that disagree with each other. This is a biologic feature, not a bug. From a multilevel selection perspective, evolution selects for systems with features that increase evolutionary capacity: imperfect replication, sexual reproduction, predation, programmed death, and memetics. Add to this list memetic parallax, the tendency of meme groups to diverge into competing views.

Pages: 4

Format: Kindle Edition

Memetic Parallax

3/5 ( ratings)

Humans tend to form groups that disagree with each other. This is a biologic feature, not a bug. From a multilevel selection perspective, evolution selects for systems with features that increase evolutionary capacity: imperfect replication, sexual reproduction, predation, programmed death, and memetics. Add to this list memetic parallax, the tendency of meme groups to diverge into competing views.

Pages: 4

Format: Kindle Edition

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