¿Qué es un meme?

The video explores the concept of memes, introduced by Richard Dawkins as units of cultural information. It discusses how memes, like genes, are replicated and passed through generations, influencing culture. Historical examples, such as 'Kilroy was here,' illustrate memes' longevity. Memes are likened to viruses, needing hosts to spread, and possess characteristics like fidelity, fecundity, and longevity. The internet has accelerated meme evolution, allowing for rapid modification and tracking. Memes help form cultural identities and connect people with shared understandings.

What is a meme according to Richard Dawkins?

How do memes relate to cultural information?

Can you explain the concept of memes being similar to genes?

What are the three characteristics of memes mentioned in the text?

In what ways do memes compete with each other?

What role does the internet play in the reproduction of memes?

How do internet memes differ from cultural memes?