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How to Solve the Problem of Inherited Behavior Patterns and Increase the Sustainability of Technological Civilization

2025-01-13

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The inherited behavior patterns (IBPs) that are incompatible with the technological civilization could present challenges which all emerging intelligences and civilizations must confront, and that may help explain Fermi paradox, at least in part, why we have not yet detected any alien civilizations. The civilizations that cannot solve the problem of incompatible IBPs may inevitably become extinct shortly after the...

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Literature Corpus work: 8bf257c2-26e2-50b8-b2ba-da626fc42ea3
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202501.0900.v1

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