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[Felicitatem Parco]

[Noesis]

[LtPoncho]

The only thread I read...98% of the time.

[Felicitatem Parco]

Jumps, Left-shoulder cannon, dat head... Shadowhawk Hero Mech?

[GrandLocomon]

[Noesis]

[Noesis]

GrandLocomon, on 02 March 2014 - 01:03 AM, said:

[Noesis]

[TheFuzzyBunny]

I need some sleep and a social life, you know, called work...





At least I know that at the beginning of the tournament, before people could plays 100s of game to farm those 10 perfect ones, I was in the top ten.




This is for you who have all the time to put into the tournament, and are still really good. Cheers!

[Hayashi]

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LtPoncho, on 01 March 2014 - 10:05 AM, said:

The only thread I read...98% of the time.

Edited by Hayashi, 02 March 2014 - 09:37 AM.

[Noesis]

Hayashi, on 02 March 2014 - 09:24 AM, said:

[Xtrekker]

Noesis, on 02 March 2014 - 03:26 PM, said:

I don't get it.

[Hayashi]

[Noesis]

Xtrekker, on 02 March 2014 - 09:03 PM, said:

I don't get it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memetics

Memetics uses represented meaning in order to convey an idea. But it is this representative idea that can infer differing meaning to each individual based on the context of those ideas and how they personally interpret them, this even if popular culture ideas are commonly helpful to better represent the implied context. In some contexts (similar to genetics) this idea can then evolve to become some other translation beyond the original intent of the poster. Especially more so if a response or dialogue is then offered with another memetic response to a meme.

To limit a memes sphere of influence with deliberately defining its intent or with an explanation to purpose or its intended meaning then is not really holding true to the idea of the best use of the memetic process. Hayashi knows this of course as it is something that has been discussed in this thread a number of times.

So now I hope without placing any expectations on a behavioral response to the Tyler Durdan Meme you can at least understand why it was posted.

(I now fully expect a ticking off from other memesters for not expressing all of this as a meme. )

[Hayashi]

Noesis, on 02 March 2014 - 11:01 PM, said:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memetics

Memetics uses represented meaning in order to convey an idea. But it is this representative idea that can infer differing meaning to each individual based on the context of those ideas and how they personally interpret them, this even if popular culture ideas are commonly helpful to better represent the implied context. In some contexts (similar to genetics) this idea can then evolve to become some other translation beyond the original intent of the poster. Especially more so if a response or dialogue is then offered with another memetic response to a meme.

To limit a memes sphere of influence with deliberately defining its intent or with an explanation to purpose or its intended meaning then is not really holding true to the idea of the best use of the memetic process. Hayashi knows this of course as it is something that has been discussed in this thread a number of times.

So now I hope without placing any expectations on a behavioral response to the Tyler Durdan Meme you can at least understand why it was posted.

(I now fully expect a ticking off from other memesters for not expressing all of this as a meme. )

[GalaxyBluestar]

[Noesis]

[Xtrekker]

Noesis, on 02 March 2014 - 11:01 PM, said:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memetics

Memetics uses represented meaning in order to convey an idea. But it is this representative idea that can infer differing meaning to each individual based on the context of those ideas and how they personally interpret them, this even if popular culture ideas are commonly helpful to better represent the implied context. In some contexts (similar to genetics) this idea can then evolve to become some other translation beyond the original intent of the poster. Especially more so if a response or dialogue is then offered with another memetic response to a meme.

To limit a memes sphere of influence with deliberately defining its intent or with an explanation to purpose or its intended meaning then is not really holding true to the idea of the best use of the memetic process. Hayashi knows this of course as it is something that has been discussed in this thread a number of times.

So now I hope without placing any expectations on a behavioral response to the Tyler Durdan Meme you can at least understand why it was posted.

(I now fully expect a ticking off from other memesters for not expressing all of this as a meme. )

Huh huh, made you explain it = not a meme.

Derp.

[Noesis]

Xtrekker, on 03 March 2014 - 12:27 AM, said:

Huh huh, made you explain it = not a meme.

Derp.

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