Oh yes, this is a fascinating area of study. It's rather expanded the way I look at the behaviour of people.

Very interesting this website of which you have presented these particular speeches on. Although I wouldn't particularly agree with much of what was said because I believe in other ways, everyone has their own opinion and right to discover and present their own theories. I thank you much for presenting this website and I am now compelled to discover more speeches presented upon different subjects as well. I could find this website TED.com to be a rather useful resource for my logics and possibly a root to some of my school's assignments.

Ah, if you weren't familliar with TED, you should prolly feel like you've hit a jackpot right now - it's a wonderful place full of brilliant ideas, almost all of the talks are mindblowing or atleast facinating. It's a great resource.

And it's not very surpising you don't agree, there's plenty of hostility towards memetics in the academia. The facts that the theory is still raw, pretty outrageous and hard to apply or dissprove doesn't help. I still think the idea has potential, it's a whole different way of thinking of things. Look at it as a branch of philosophy while it matures...

Once again, thanks for posting, although I kinda wish i had knew about TED all semester long. I'da helped with my speeches and writing a ton.

Interesting links :> I love it when you share stuff like this.