Titlebook: Computer Simulations of Space Societies; William Sims Bainbridge Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2

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Book 2018imulation of human society in outer space, and of the dynamics of terrestrial enthusiasm for space exploration. Never before have so many dynamic representations of space-related social systems existed, some deeply analyzing the logical implications of social-scientific theories, and others open for

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2199-3882 s for academics and technology leaders.Offers deep insights At the intersection of astronautics, computer science, and social science, this book introduces the challenges and insights associated with computer simulation of human society in outer space, and of the dynamics of terrestrial enthusiasm f

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Simulated Martian Social Science Laboratories,al species native to Neptune’s moon, Triton. Three programs employing neural nets in multi-agent systems model stages in colonization on Phobos, Deimos, and Mars. Another set of more ambitious programs explores the consolidation of religious culture after a substantial Martian colony has been established.

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The Conservatives under David Cameroned in multiple runs of a simulation to measure the changing range of outcomes. The chapter concludes with a simulation that models not physical colonization but radio communication in a hypothetical galaxy that already has tens of thousands of intelligent species, that may or may not evolve toward shared regional cultures.

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Cameron and Conservative Ideology,t the last also simulate competition across culturally distinctive societies or social movements. While their degree of astronautical realism varies, all require users to think carefully, to learn the contingencies operative in the environment, and thus to develop strategic and tactical intelligence.

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The Neural Foundations of the Invisible Handolar systems, and the solution used by . and . is procedural generation algorithms that do the work without the need for people to create each and every simulated planet. Once it becomes possible to travel to vast numbers of worlds, the question becomes what forms of economic and social interaction will be possible.

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