Titlebook: Extraterrestrial Altruism; Evolution and Ethics Douglas A. Vakoch Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Are ETs Altruistic?.Conf

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The Accidental Altruist: Inferring Altruism from an Extraterrestrial Signalent of the sender? Through an exploration of the costs and benefits of altruism, the author will attempt to answer these and other questions. The act of signaling will be explored separately from the content of the signal itself, and the impact of intent on each will be addressed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-37750-1Are ETs Altruistic?; Conflict and Predation; Contact with Extraterrestrials; Interstellar communication

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Douglas A. VakochDiscusses the important issue of whether there are dangers in transmitting signals into space to make contact with extraterrestrial intelligence.Clarifies the many meanings of altruism—from taking car

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,Staupunkte im Str?mungsgebiet,everal messages have been transmitted into space with the intention of communicating with intelligent extraterrestrial beings. In April 2010, the esteemed British astrophysicist Stephen Hawking warned that such attempts could be potentially dangerous. He based his conclusion on historical analogies

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B. R. Allanson,R. C. Hart,R. D. Robartss (extraterrestrial intelligences). He hypothesized that direct ETI contact would result in harm to our species. In this chapter we will examine the harmful ETI hypothesis of Hawking. We will demonstrate that this hypothesis is not logically consistent with what we know about the physical universe a