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

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Saskia Ziegler,Isabelle Bekeredjian-Ding”) leading to more complex social and cultural forms of altruism (“biocultural altruism”), which can act as a springboard for “advanced altruism” that sufficiently transcends biological self-interest. Two mechanisms are emphasized: . and ., both of which can lead to advanced forms of altruism. Incre

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-7519-8 (selfishness) toward humanity or ethical altruism (benevolence). Many critics of Active SETI employ a line of reasoning similar to the Precautionary Principle often utilized in the regulation of health and the environment. Several aspects of human behavior actually render the Precautionary Principl

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Adrienne Ivory,Katherine Randle,Louisa Wuit is highly probable that its society would be based on a reasonably high degree of cooperation among its members. Cooperation, in turn, is hardly conceivable without an ability to understand and express emotions and intentions—ability indispensible for setting off a communication process, even in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-9695-4 does not follow that all our knowledge is situational. True, science is a human enterprise. True, ethics is a human activity—even biologically-based. But can we expect to share some of our science and ethics with extraterrestrials? Perhaps in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, the questi

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Katja Engelmann,Olivera J. Finnerving one’s genes is not the whole story, indeed it does not reflect the true nature of ethics. This chapter makes the case that the deep nature of ethics is kenotic, and that it is likely an advanced alien intelligence will recognize this—because long-term survival is dependent on such a stance. W

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83706-6ely that until we achieve contact with ETI, we will know with certainty little or nothing about the ethics, morals, philosophy or laws and legal systems of advanced ETI civilizations. This lack of knowledge extends to fundamental questions regarding ETI behavior, such as whether an ETI civilization