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Memes vs Temes

Iyn Menndez Valle

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Aitor Fernndez Jimnez

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INTRODUCTION

She noted two different types ofreplicators. (Genes & Memes)

Susan Blackmore is an Englishscientist, that has been studyingmimetics.

She said that is going to be anotherreplicator. (Techno -meme)

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Replicators

They are particles or behaviours thatthey copy some information bydifferent ways.

They can be: biological (genes),psicological (memes), technological(temes).

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Genes

They are the most primitive ones. They pass the information by

biological processes. Everybody have it. They appeared when life began.

They involves on the abilities to learn,or to do sports.

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Memes

Are ideas or behaviours, that are passby learning or imitation.

They move throught the social-cultural atmosphere, like a virus. Some examples are: thoughts,

theories, gestures, practices,fashions, habits, songs and dances.

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Temes

It will happen on the future. Are ideas or behaviours that are pass

by technological information. Some examples are: fashions, music

styles, comsumption of computers,consoles, trademarks, etc

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Conclusions

Only temes are hypothetical. All of them are very dangerous for

humanity, because they changepeople minds.