The Rhys Show

#91 Susan Blackmore: How Memes Gave Rise To The Third Replicator

Sep 17, 2021

53:12

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Machine Learning and Neural Networks

05:42

How Does a Self Form?

04:29

I'm Not Sure, but I Don't Think So

02:32

Introduction

2min

The Meam Machine

5min

Is Perplexity a Good Catch Off?

5min

Memetics

2min

I'm Not Sure, but I Don't Think So

3min

Internet Meams Are a Good Way to Share Information

4min

Is Your Work Connected to Yours?

2min

Is There Something Fundamentally Different About the Internet Mims?

2min

Is There Still a Mean Machine?

5min

10.

How Much Are Geans Actually Different Than Meams?

1min

11.

Machine Learning and Neural Networks

6min

12.

The Future of Inogenetics

2min

13.

Do We Need Humans to Replicate Machines?

3min

14.

How Does a Self Form?

4min

15.

Do You Have a Self Replicating Robot?

5min

16.

Life Advice, Susan, I Love That.

4min

Susan Blackmore is a Visiting Professor at the University of Plymouth who researches consciousness, memes, and anomalous experiences. She wrote the excellent book, The Meme Machine. Sue, thanks for being on the show and welcome! We chat about genes, memes, and the third replicator, tremes. https://www.susanblackmore.uk/ https://twitter.com/RhysLindmark https://patreon.com/rhyslindmark https://www.roote.co/

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