> I would say it can be either. I know some people who were raised as
> "capital-a" Atheists (with the accompanying distinction memes and prejudices
> against all things religious) and others for whom atheism is not a meme, but
> simply the default value left by not possessing the <God> meme.
Prof. Tim you are a genius. For years I have been seeking that answer
but could not get a confirmation of that concept from anyone.
What do you think about "meme accumulation" : harbouring a meme
and then seeking like-memes to validate and enforce it? I tend
to reject religious arguments in general but I become elated
when I read atheist philosophers like David Hume.
BTW does anyone recall Brodie's position on the Level-4 mind
to which "no meme is true"?
H.
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