The Daily Memes
Alex RaksinNo slapstick images here b/c we’re using the original (1978) definition of “memes” as notions that slip into our subconscious before we get a chance to accept them or rule them DOA. ø we can do about DNA, but fun to explore how memes drive our destiny.
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