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Antimemetics

Why Some Ideas Resist Spreading

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Nadia Asparouhova

Nadia Asparouhova's upcoming book delves into the concept of antimemetics, examining why certain ideas resist widespread dissemination.

This work challenges traditional notions of virality and meme culture, especially in the context of social media and the internet.

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The Prudentialist

Mentioned in 5 episodes

Details the last near decade of the internet and why some ideas resist spreading.

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Mentioned by

Mario Gabriele

as analyzing how ideas are born, go viral, and fade into obscurity.

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Recommended by

John August

as a smart book digging into the concept of an anti-meme.

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Mentioned by

The Prudentialist

, when discussing which literature informs his worldview.

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Recommended by

Sonal Chokshi

as a fresh, non-derivative, and thought-provoking nonfiction book.

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Mentioned by

Sonal Chokshi

as the central topic of the episode, which explores ideas, their spread, and actions.

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