MIRU

Reciprocal greeting proposed in the 2007 anthropological study "The Persistent Behavioural Abnormalities of Teenage Insomniacs"Pyhaw, 2007, relating to the international fettered yam epidemic. The benefits of inserting this artificial meme into youth subculture were said to be a detailed study of how customs spread among isolated communities, or those who choose alternate lifestyles. The spreading would be mapped, to observe the pattern of travel, and to test the hypothesis that memes spread along the same routes as conventional diseases like AIDS, such as close physical contact with an infected partner or fox. Unfortunately, both partners of the study fell into disrepute before their experiment could be completed.