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ydoaPs
in Psychiatry and Psychology

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With an antimeme, of course. And no I'm not being a smartalec, memes can be countered it happens all the time as a mater of course. Presumably, one could design one to selectively nullify another.

http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/MEMLEX.html

 

vaccime

(pron. vak-seem) Any meta-meme which confers resistance or immunity to one or more memes, allowing that person to be exposed without acquiring an active infection. Also called an `immuno-meme.' Common immune-conferring memes are "Faith", "Loyalty", "Skepticism", and "tolerance". (See: meme-allergy.) (GMG.)

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