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

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Yuanyue Zhang,Rachel Grazda,Qi Yangrecognize cues of distress, unhappiness, or danger to allow such interaction? For example, dolphins have been observed to help humans, and other dolphin species, in distress. Likewise humans often come to the rescue of dolphins in distress during both natural and human-made events. Although species

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Book 2014al principles, or would we see commonalities with Earthly notions of morality? .Extraterrestrial Altruism .explores these and related questions about the motivations of civilizations beyond Earth, providing new insights that are critical for SETI..Chapters are authored by leading scholars from diver

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Cosmic Evolution, Reciprocity, and Interstellar Tit for Tatict, and reciprocity within the broadest possible context: the cosmos. This introductory chapter compares two opposing themes in discussions of how societies achieve great age. The paranoid theme holds that authoritarian, egotistical, self-serving societies that rely on threat, bluff and force in in

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Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Friends, Foes, or Just Curious?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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Eliciting Altruism While Avoiding Xenophobia: A Thought Experimentnophobia? The answer depends on the evolutionary processes that produced a species with which we can communicate. Only a social, internally cooperative, culture-bearing species is likely to have the necessary high technology. Many species use tools but this does not guarantee them a capacity for adv

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