Ideas for Transformation
#14 Introduction to Memetics
By RCG
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December 2nd, 2007
• Recorded: January 17, 2007 •
(9 votes)
(9 votes)
A meme (pronounced [mi:m] in IPA), as defined within memetic theory, comprises a theoretical unit of cultural information, the building block of cultural evolution or diffusion that propagates from one mind to another analogously to the way in which a gene propagates from one organism to another as a unit of genetic information and of biological evolution.[1] Multiple memes may propagate as cooperative groups called memeplexes (meme complexes). (Wikipedia)
In this talk, we cover the following topics:
- Definitions of memes and memetics
- Why do we care about memes?
- Meme dynamics (analogy to genes)
- What makes a meme stick?
- How these memes are programmed in us?
- How NLP and Memetics work together
- Memes as beliefs
- Belief/meme change techniques from NLP
- How do we dis-infect ourselves from the mind viruses (“bad” memes)?
Technocrati Tags: NLP, Beliefs, Belief work, memes, memetics,
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