Memes, Free Will, Strong Naturalism, and Toilet Paper

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Daniel Dennett, Susan Blackmore, and the irrational notion of "memes" as some sort of biological yet sociolocial counterpart to genetics, which at times somehow "make us" resort to acts of cultural incoherence, like folding toilet paper into squares.

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Date Added	08/26/2008
Category	Research > Humanities
Tags	Religion, supernatural, Aristotle, Exist, freewill, Griffin, Ross, Clark, Blackwell, Academy, Fuller, memes, objective, Pinker, subjective, Dennett, naturalism, Dawkin, Culture-Philosophy pinker
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