2010’s Decade Review, Part 2: Memetaphysics Through Three Lenses | The Philosopher’s Meme

In this article, I explore the new metaphysics of memes that developed throughout the 2010s. I use three distinct perspectives to approach this vast subject matter: time; place; and, process.

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