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The way I’ve thought of this is with the term “mimetic niche.” If there is a “god meme”, it occupies some cognitive niche - it explains and predicts certain signals, while producing others. Each “x shaped hole” would be its own niche.
yes, the ecosystem metaphor is also very apt and maybe even more so! positions memes and clusters of memes as more active agents rather than just commodities to be consumed by a market
Exactly. Species of memes grow, mutate and spread, competing to best fill the niches in which they operate. Also let’s you ask questions about pollution and mimetic equivalent of climate change.
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