Exempel på meme

• Each mind has only a limited ability for the support of memes; therefore, there is considerable 'competition' among memes for entry into as many minds as possible.

• According to this account, then, the concept-wielding mind is a kind of social construction, brought into existence through the absorption of memes from the surrounding culture.

• Similarly, human beings do not create or adopt cultural variants (or memes) at random, because past phylogenetic and developmental processes, including past learning, inform these creative and selective processes.

• Memes do this through the processes of variation, mutation, competition, and inheritance, each of which influence a meme's reproductive success.

• Thinking is an ever-creative process; no two instantiations of a meme are ever the same.

• With respect to memetics, the authors are bothered by the lack of a clear definition of a meme.

• Dawkins' meme has a peculiar but powerful role to play in our understanding of the human culture.

• Meme's first self-titled disc was released in the summer of 2010.

• If we decide to fully exploit the applications of the term meme, it would reveal its truly powerful role in our understanding of human culture in general.

• Since the same meme results in all three cases, it seems useful to put them all in the category of cultural processes (with social and ontogenetic components of varying degrees).

• Memes and memeplexes do not have to be true to replicate, although the feeling of something being true or truthiness is beneficial to a meme's replication.

• When it comes to understanding human culture, most of the dynamics are best understood in terms of cultural evolution, with the proviso that developmental processes filter meme creation and selection.

• The meme spread from user to user, people sent the link of the video through circulars and messaging services, then it appeared on blogs too.

• Typical variations on the snowman concept include using raw materials other than snow, or using similar materials but a new meme.

• Meme is thus described in memetics as a sign without its triadic nature.