Tim Tyler: Does the Lamarckian aspect of memetics make natural selection redundant? @tmtyler
Tim Tyler: Does the Lamarckian aspect of memetics make natural selection redundant?  @tmtyler
Uploaded September 2011 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
This is a video which responds to one of Steven Pinker's criticisms of memetics - the one where he asks whether cultural evolution's Lamarckian component makes explanations of culture that invoke natural selection redundant.

Transcript: on-memetics.blogspot.com/2011/09/tim-tyler-does-lamarckian-aspect-of.html

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Tim Tyler: Does the Lamarckian aspect of memetics make natural selection redundant?

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