Who Were the Sea Peoples?

"Meme" apparently now means " Cute saying on a poster ."

(Hey, I just like having fun with the great names my readers have. How about that dude who is anti-hotel, for some reason?) In any case, in comments elsewhere, traumerei writes: "Don't think asking for Punnett squares for memes will go over too well with users of the term." Yes, very good point. Look at the following: This sort of construct is a very, very early achievement of genetic science. It turned out, of course, that most genes do not work in such a straightforward fashion, and genetic science has come a long way since Mendel. But even at this early stage, we see genuine scientific results, yielding nice, mathematical, testable predictions about what will happen in certain situations. Where, gentle reader, has "memetic science" achieved anything remotely like this? Where can we find memetics' punnett squares, that tell us what will happen when a green idea and a yellow idea "mate"? And here is a real kicker: it turns out that the...