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

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Cosmic Evolution, Reciprocity, and Interstellar Tit for Tatfensive pacts; and that across many different timescales and locations, violence of all kinds, including warfare, is on the decline. Reciprocity and win-win thinking form powerful social glue that binds diverse societies and people together. These results, which are more consistent with pronoid than

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Caring Capacity and Cosmocultural Evolution: Potential Mechanisms for Advanced Altruismd all beings in it. The model may have general applicability to beings that have evolved via natural selection, including possibly single “collective” biological or machine intelligences. However, the model appears to be only marginally applicable to a single being that never evolved through phases

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The Precautionary Principle: Egoism, Altruism, and the Active SETI Debatets” from contact with altruistic and benevolent ETI). Active SETI critics also ignore the very real political risks to science in general and SETI in particular that are created by possibly unfounded assertions of danger.

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Interstellar Intersubjectivity: The Significance of Shared Cognition for Communication, Empathy, andgeneral definition, intersubjectivity is the sharing of experiences about objects and events. I then discuss what “intelligence” is. I define it as cognitive flexibility, an ability to adjust to changes in the physical and socio-cultural environment. Next, I discuss sociability and complex social sy

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Other Minds, Empathy, and Interstellar Communicatione resources employed, the sender is typically required to foresee what the receiver already knows. That is, one usually wants to structure a message so that only the necessary information get explicitly encoded, leaving everything else—the potentially redundant part of the information content—implic