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The Case Against The Stars
The Case Against The Stars provides the first systematic assessment of the longtermist case for space colonisation. It surveys risks of astronomical suffering associated with colonising space, contributing to suffering-focused ethics, space ethics, and the Fermi Paradox. It also defends a precautionary argument against initiating colonisation processes unless and until robust suffering-mitigating constraints are demonstrated.
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