Re: MEMETICS: Humor (was The Good, the Bad and the Ugly)

From: Sunah.Caroline.Cherwin@pobox.com
Date: Wed Jan 22 1997 - 22:16:07 MST

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>Sunah.Caroline.Cherwin@pobox.com wrote:
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>> Well, humor generally (I would like to say 'always') encourages new
>> juxtapositions and different perspectives. Is there a way for memes to be
>> propagated in the absence of such phenomena?
>
>In my experience, I've found that humor tends to cause people to laugh
>at juxtapositions, but rarely to examine them in further detail.
>
You might enjoy the experience of making more challenging jokes.

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