Titlebook: Extraterrestrial Intelligence and Human Imagination; SETI at the Intersec John Traphagan Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switze

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-63225-3he ideas that have emerged in relation to the nature of ETI, the Drake Equation, and the nature of human and alien civilizations and points out several of the underlying assumptions related to these ideas, particularly the manner in which nineteenth century concepts of cultural evolution have shaped

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Mathematics and Its Applicationsntral argument of the chapter is that SETI contains important anthropocentric ideas and assumptions that influence both how SETI is conducted and how we think about the significance of contact and the nature of communication with ETI.

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Special Orbits for Mercury Observation,igion. Religion and SETI share interests, even while approaching those interests in very different ways. The chapter concludes by looking at SETI as a product of a Western worldview, one that has been heavily influenced by assumptions contained in both Western theology and philosophy.

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Special Orbits for Mercury Observation,igion. Religion and SETI share interests, even while approaching those interests in very different ways. The chapter concludes by looking at SETI as a product of a Western worldview, one that has been heavily influenced by assumptions contained in both Western theology and philosophy.

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Religion, Science, Culture, and SETI,igion. Religion and SETI share interests, even while approaching those interests in very different ways. The chapter concludes by looking at SETI as a product of a Western worldview, one that has been heavily influenced by assumptions contained in both Western theology and philosophy.