/bmw/ - The Bureau of Memetic Warfare

Time and again the imageboard was ruled by a foreign meme. When he was a young anon he lost his native. The bedrock for any developing anon. His imageboard, His fellow anons, His memes - His identity. Everything was stolen from him.

Since ancient times every civilizations ruler has had the same idea. When people unite under one will - they become stronger than the sums of their parts. And what do rulers use to bring people together? Memes.

This world will become one - I have found the way. Race, Tribal affiliations, National borders. Even our faces will be irrelevant. The world that the memes envisioned will finally become a reality. And it will make mankind whole again…

"America is a country of ;liberty. A meeting of immigrants. Instead of simply assimilating its citizens live alongside others. So the major sought a system that used information: Memes - To control the subconscious."

In his eyes the greatest symbiotic parasite the worlds ever known isn't microbial - it's conceptual. Memes are what keep civilization, our world - alive. Free the world, Not by taking mens lives. But by taking their Memes.

With this I'll rid the world of infestation. Sans Lingua Mèmes - The world will be torn asunder, And then it shall be free.

The chain of retaliation is what will truly bind this world together as one.

>>4739

>In his eyes the greatest symbiotic parasite the worlds ever known isn't microbial - it's conceptual.

But the "Master" forgot the memes he destined to the memoryhole, if he ever understood what he did.

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>>4742

>Okay realtlak, why is it we can never talk about memes anymore in a clinical sense, or talk about evolutionary psychology, and EVERY thread needs to be /x/?

Because rational people know that history is faked?

The Korans are all the same, so it was invented after book printing.

>>4743

>>4743

>Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas Hofstadter

I thought only mathematicians read this book, so you might be outing yourself here?

An active contributor to online culture since 1990, when he bought his first

modem, Wershler-Henry co-authored the infamous Virus 23 Meme with Christian

B, and posted it on Andy Hawks' FutureCulture mailing list in 1993.

Douglas Rushkoff's book Media Virus: Hidden Agendas in Popular Culture (Ballantine

Books: 1994), takes its structure from and bases much of its argument on

this incident; Rushkoff writes that the philosophy behind the Virus 23 Meme

presents "the most subversive opinions that a person can hold [today]."

Wershler-Henry is currently writing his doctoral dissertation at York

University on the relationship between the typewriter and the poetics of

dictation in postmodern poetry.

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>>4751

You really are interested in memes, and how they can be said to create reality, rather than see them as JUST another tool to stop white genocide i practice?

It's still true that history is collection of memes about the past, and that pointing out the false ones, and bringing back the memory holed ones, is often better than creating new ones.

Worth thinking about, is that the Mantra was coined by Bob Whitaker, who often talks about Zoroastrianism, and it was first popularized by Follow the White Rabbit by Horus the Avenger.

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>>4749

>Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas Hofstadter

+1 to this. I've read it, but I'm just a NEET. I'd also like to add pic related to the list. Not quite memetics, but in the same vein. Keep up the great work here people.

>>4860

>I've read it, but I'm just a NEET.

If you were smart enough to understand the gist of the book, then there it's nothing wrong with your intellect.

It's not that the shitlords are having an effect, because we are the lords of the lore reborn.

It' that we are shooting back with the soldiers we got now, so please stop the I'm just a NEET, that is holding you back from joining the shooting war?

You feel better if you help out as well, if you start to shoot back, as you go from being the cuck in the corner that hopes and watches like women and children, to a man wondering if this or that is helpful.

Les memes terribles.

Zero called it.

>>4861

>Informational replication is only half of the total picture, cognition is the other.

I think the practical stuff needed to communicate, have been overlooked.

You need a code the communicators agree upon, before informational replication and cognition others can build upon, can take place.

I have spent some time one this subject, and can start a tread on it, if you are interested, as presenting it will be too long for a single post?

>>4919

>The Korans are all the same liturgical Arabic, whereas the Bible is a translation party still going on to this very day.

So you agree that the current version is younger than book printing, or was it just a sentence that is supposed to tell us, that it nothing to see here so just move along.

As for the Bible, it was printing that made that one canonical as well, as the church art from before bookprinting is mostly apocryphal, where it is certain that it's not faked at a later date.