[physics.soc-ph] The origin of life poses a problem of combinatorial feasibility: How can temporally supported functional organization arise in exponentially branching assembly spaces when unguided exploration behaves as a memoryless […]
physics.soc-ph
Projections of Earth’s Technosphere: Civilization Collapse-Recovery Dynamics and Detectability
[physics.soc-ph] How long a technological civilization remains active, and what determines whether it collapses or persists, is a central question for both projecting humanity’s future and assessing the prevalence of […]
The New Geological Age That Never Was Or The Multiple Layers Of The Transientocene
Since its humble origins, humans have left imprints on the face of the planet. From the profound transformation unleashed by the Neolithic Revolution, about 12000 years ago, till the present, […]
Avoiding the Great Filter: Predicting the Timeline for Humanity to Reach Kardashev Type I Civilization
The level of technological development of any civilization can be gaged in large part by the amount of energy they produce for their use, but also encompasses that civilization’s stewardship […]
Call For A Framework For Reporting Evidence For Life Beyond Earth
Ours could realistically be the generation to discover evidence of life beyond Earth. With this privileged potential comes responsibility. The magnitude of the question, “are we alone?”, and the public […]
