Certain issues in our lives are trivial, but triviality requests our attention from time to time. It is thus no fail that this highly cited and influential blog, The Order of Freedom, addresses such trivial questions as how many sexes… Continue Reading
Genre that unites common memetic base of fiction and science. Continue Reading
My mobile is in fact extended phenotype of my brain, of my body… Continue Reading
The long-standing debate about whether nature or nurture shapes our faith is over. Culture is the product of nature. Continue Reading
I have been considering writing about GDPR for quite some time but have resisted until today, for I do not want to be occupied by stupidities too much. But since this stupidity is not only time and money-consuming but also… Continue Reading
Meme is second replicator to gene and leading force in human evolution. Continue Reading
Ballast is not redundant in language, neither in life. It produces sense. Continue Reading
Only after we take concept of relativity seriously, we can recognize, that that specific relativity theory (Einstein’s) is wrong in principle. Continue Reading
Memes were introduced by Richard Dawkins[1] (as second replicators alongside genes. Further studies on memetics by Blackmore[2], Dennett[3], Distin[4], Aunger[5], Gaboraga[6] or Schlaile[7] often (but not always) used genetic terminology/concepts to clarify the ontology and phenomenology of memes. Such an… Continue Reading
Responsibility does not come with equality. Continue Reading