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| Monday Apr 16, 2012 | Meme Pool is an image blog that evolves. Read how it works, see how it works, or submit your own post. A totally non-commercial thing by E.C. Mendenhall. Uh, yeah, about that... to Memetics by isosceles |
| Thursday May 26, 2005 | Vin Diesel thinks in Morse code. to Memetics by yoyology |
| Thursday Apr 28, 2005 | For anyone who missed it the first time, the list is complete. 100 (approximately) people (mostly) who are wallet-worthy. to Memetics by yoyology |
| Thursday Feb 3, 2005 | So, who do you think qualifies? to Memetics by yoyology |
| Wednesday Jan 5, 2005 | When memes collide, part 342:
Harry
meets badgers.
to Memetics by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Nov 18, 2004 | if I looking for frog. him name is hopkin green frog.
P.S. I'll find my frog.
to Memetics by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Apr 13, 2004 | A snippet of memepath: ...Elkins, Long Story, Short Pier, David Chess, Caterina,icontemplate.... to Memetics by yoyology |
| Thursday Mar 13, 2003 | One interesting way to mindread the zeitgeist is to pay attention to newly coined words. to Memetics by yoyology |
| Wednesday Mar 13, 2002 | The forward du jour has already given rise to mutations. If you've been wondering what the fuzzy mouthed bricks in the pictures are, the mutation's creator approves of this nice resource: the Domo-Kun page.
to Memetics by fool |
| Saturday Mar 2, 2002 | Attention, humans! After excessive surfing at memepool, please subject yourself to the TotL.net Human Virus Scanner to rid yourself of any memetic viruses that may have infected your brain. to Memetics by kade |
| Tuesday Sep 25, 2001 | At least one Private
Military Company
is consulting to business and government on building
effective memes for
Psychological and
Information
Warfare.
to Memetics by overload |
| Thursday Aug 9, 2001 | You've read the bestseller,
sussed the Academic credibility,
explored the Subculture chic...
Hell, you've even grokked the portal. Still missing something?
Now you can join the church! to Memetics by overload |
| Thursday Apr 19, 2001 | You know about the red, pink and blue ones, of course.
But what about
green?
Purple?
Pink and blue?
Cyan?
Chrome?
Online
ribbon
campaigns.
to Memetics by riddle |
| Wednesday Mar 28, 2001 | I enjoy a good meme. I like learning about new memes. But sometimes memes hurt peoples' feelings.
to Memetics by safronlwin |
| Tuesday Mar 27, 2001 | You can tell a lot about a society based on their currency, which often serves double duty as a kind of propaganda.
However, some have hijacked it to promote their own ideals.
to Memetics by kade |
| Sunday Mar 11, 2001 | Corporate marketing sees highly viral ideas and tries to invent a few of their own, while some folks would like to protect them from being hijacked.
to Memetics by joshua |
| Nothing is as sweet as when two memes collide... except when three memes collide... wait, make that four.
to Memetics by dnm |
| Sunday Feb 25, 2001 | With a little deconstructing, it's easy to see why AYBABTU has become a truly
sticky meme.
You can find a
decent history and an ongoing project of abuse derived from humorous quotes in the original game. To cause a mutation, get a
used copy of Zero-Wing or alternatively an
emulator ROM. Now you too can release phat tracks for local clubs in ambient,
trance,
industrial, one
or
two gabbers,
pfunky,
or
just plain weird genres.
to Memetics by urog |
| Monday Dec 4, 2000 | The German Propaganda Archive contains Nazi and East German propaganda and supporting materials, including Der Giftpilz, an anti-Semitic children's book with some truly disturbing illustrations, and German Democratic Republic guidelines for oral agitation. to Memetics by jacquez |
| Sunday Nov 5, 2000 | It's refreshing to see people tackle some of the major questions about the meaning of gender. Gender has economic, social, and political impact. to Memetics by djinn |
| Wednesday Oct 25, 2000 | I guess I shouldn't be surprised that the re-release of
The Exorcist
coupled with the broadcast of a TV documentary called
"Possessed" would create a
new wave
of reported demonic possessions.
Elizabeth Loftus
and other
scientists at the University
of Washington have done some fascinating research that indicates
one should be wary of supposed repressed memories. to Memetics by laurel |
| Tuesday Jun 13, 2000 | If you've been online long enough to remember the phrase "September Stupidity," it's likely you've been forwarded the Darwin Awards story of the speed-crazed man who strapped a JATO rocket to his car and met his untimely demise after underestimating the boost and smashing into the face of a canyon. Fact or urban legend? Alas, it's just a yarn - the history of the Wile E. Coyote/Roadrunner-inspired meme is chronicled online. to Memetics by pjammer |
| Sunday May 7, 2000 | When your belief system compels you to contradict dozens of established scientific facts, there are naturally plenty of things that will annoy you. Things Creationists Hate is a whimsical collection of biological and geological realities that fly in the face of those who insist the earth is 6000 years old. to Memetics by pjammer |
| Wednesday Apr 19, 2000 | Meme collision: Mahir
meets Doctor Who. I
believe I will go have a seizure now. to Memetics by dha |
| Saturday Jan 15, 2000 | Ashleigh Brilliant... the name says it all. Check out today's potshot. to Memetics by arkuat |
| Sunday Nov 21, 1999 | Searching for music is not limited to finding MIDI or audio files tagged with the text of interest. Searching by example, aka "More Like This," is potentially
a far more intuitive mechanism for retrieving content but is especially challenging in the audio domain.
However, until MPEG has completed their specification MPEG-7 in 2001 July there will
not be a standard mechanism for creating searchable multimedia files.
Muscle Fish LLC is the 1992 offspring of four West Coast academics
who chose to patent
their sound classification scheme in 1997. The most technically interesting feature is a statistical distance metric computed on fairly
well understood audio features used for speech recognition and synthesis.
Along similar lines, Carnegie Mellon student Doug Beeferman developed a musical search algorithm that can index and retrieve find musically similar
files encoded in MIDI on the web with QPD -- Query by Pitch Dynamics (detail).
to Memetics by urog |
| Thursday Nov 18, 1999 | Dan Lietha's comics tells us that evolution is a trojan meme from the evil Secular Media designed to corrupt good Christian children and that the Bible is only thing that stands between kids and school violence. to Memetics by pjammer |
| Tuesday Nov 2, 1999 | Don't let those pesky skeptics with their fancy-pants science books and empirical facts upset your faith - Christian Answers offers scientific-sounding justifications for creationism and other areas where the bible contradicts science. to Memetics by pjammer |
| Saturday Sep 18, 1999 | I found the page of the Meme Factory, a software company, by not paying attention while trying to get to memepool.com. What I found there, though, was a very nice collection of memetics links. to Memetics by djinn |
| Wednesday Aug 18, 1999 | As any student of anthropology knows, adolescence (the extended period of time between puberty and professional employment/marriage), is a peculiar by-product of modern Western culture. But plagued as we may be with the idiosyncratic problems associated with hosting a population of horomone-crazed jobless youths untethered by the civilizing institution of marriage, I remain skeptical of the campaign (driven, no doubt, by the powerful meme-machine of Judeo-Christian sexual repression) to dissuade young people from doing the obvious.
to Memetics by pjammer |
| Tuesday Aug 3, 1999 | Sadly, most deliberate acts of memetic engineering spawn destructive ideas motivated by greed, hatred or fanaticism. That may be why it's such a delight to discover the benevolent infovirus from the host of generosity.org.
to Memetics by pjammer |
| Sunday Jun 13, 1999 | Ugh. It's not enough that miningco.com had to change its name to the more boring (but more easily understood by all the idiots out there) about.com, but did they have to start offering tips like this?!?! to Memetics by djinn |
| Wednesday Apr 28, 1999 | Ernst and Young's StrategEY Zone is like a
Choose Your Own Adventure for business types. to Memetics by machita |
| Thursday Mar 11, 1999 | Cosma Shalizi uses snippets of
Talking Heads lyrics for the titles of each section, so it has to be good. And it is,
particularly the Codex
HTML and the author's
notebooks.
to Memetics by arkuat |
| Monday Mar 8, 1999 | Do you have friends or family members who have recently been approached by somebody from Amway? Before they become meme-spouting drones trying to sign you up to buy overpriced soap, have them check out Amway: The Untold Story, particularly the eerie comparison between Amway and destructive cults.
to Memetics by pjammer |
| Thursday Jan 28, 1999 | Nick
Szabo is one of my favorite heroic
curmudgeons. Among his early work in Theoretical
Applied Science I loved his work on comet
mining and his frightening alarmist piece on green
goo. Most famous is probably his work on Smart
Contracts, but he has also written an
introduction to algorithmic information theory
and articles on hermeneutics, security
architecture, and protocol design. to Memetics by arkuat |
| Monday Jan 25, 1999 | Data mining in action. Find out how much the world values you when you
construct your own
public opinion poll. to Memetics by peterb |
| Tuesday Dec 22, 1998 | From the depths of early 1990s East Bay BBS
culture, it's
& the Temple
of the Screaming Electron to Memetics by arkuat |
| Wednesday Oct 14, 1998 |
Scientific American does its part in the war on
mind infections. to Memetics by jacquez |
| Thursday Oct 1, 1998 | Immune system
activated. to Memetics by jacquez |
| Tuesday Sep 22, 1998 | Everything about William S. Burroughs including
the full text of The Naked Lunch
is available, but be careful - language is a virus from outer space.
to Memetics by joshua |
| The San Fernando
Valley Folklore Society maintains an emergency
clinic in the war on highly infectious memes. to Memetics by jacquez |
|
Memetic engineering: the wave of the future.
Mike Godwin discusses the development and impact
of Godwin's Law.
to Memetics by jacquez |
| Saturday Sep 19, 1998 | Some of the most widespread and effective infections
of the mind have encountered an
immune
system seeking to vindicate its existence.
to Memetics by jacquez |
| Who's dumping lead in your resevoirs? Why shouldn't you move to Woodford, IL?
How much toxic waste does Kodak produce in a year? These answers and more
from an environmental scorecard. to Memetics by akk |
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