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* [http://davidbrin.com/newmemewar1.html Survival of the Fittest Ideas: The New Style of War – a Struggle Among Memes] by [[David Brin]] | * [http://davidbrin.com/newmemewar1.html Survival of the Fittest Ideas: The New Style of War – a Struggle Among Memes] by [[David Brin]] | ||
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| + | * '''2006-10-25''' [http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15418130/ Political bloggers coordinate 'Google Bombs'] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:23, 15 April 2007
The term "meme warfare" refers to a struggle for dominance between mutually exclusive memes.
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Although such warfare can be bloodless and relatively harmless overall (e.g. "the cola wars"), human lives often do get caught up in the memes' battles for survival (e.g. the meme of Nazism was one of the major causes of World War II and The Holocaust, though there are countless examples throughout history – to the point of cliché – of physical warfare being waged for essentially meme-ish ends). Even when no lives are lost, however, meme warfare can cause economic damage [?].
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