Myself
As everyone who lives on my road of the street knows, it is important, when spilling out words, to know a little about your subject matter. A man talking about eggs, therefore, should have some knowledge or experience of eggs, or be implicated in their existence in some way. This leaves me with a disadvantage on this page about myself as I know nothing about myself, that is my story and I'm sticking to it. In fact, I will go further and state in no uncertain terms that I AM DOUBTFUL AS TO WHETHER I ACTUALLY EXIST.
Sure, there is a body here and there is information (memes) flowing through a biological brain, but is there a me? I'm not so sure. 'I' am simply an illusion created by what Daniel Dennett called my "centre of narrative gravity".
Or maybe not.
You can see my thesis on the subject at http://www.loghue.co.uk" >http://www.loghue.co.uk
I have another website at http://www.memetics.co.uk" >http://www.memetics.co.uk where I have some other exciting stuff.
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| What did Douglas Adams think of Memetics | Mar 5, 2002 | Sep 21, 2002 |
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