> On Sat, 26 Oct 1996, Lior Golgher wrote:
[CLIP]
> > This is the
> > only opportunity for their off-springs to survive. Of course there's no
> > way to know how much mortalness mutations evolved and perished before
> > that certain disaster.
> > As usual I'll relate it to memetics - are there any memes which don't
> > change at all? don't have any variation or anything; or do they all die?
>
> As in biological systems you could probably find memes that do not change
> because they are not being subjected to selective pressures. The more
> interesting ones would probably be those that did NOT change in response
> to selective pressures.
Oh: memes whose internal selective pressures overwhelm any so-far-tried
external selective pressures?
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