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Algorithmic bottlenecks in evolution: Genetic code, symbolic language, and the Great Filter hypothesis
The Great Filter hypothesis proposes that the emergence of technological societies capable of interstellar travel depends on a small number of exceptionally hard and highly improbable steps. Traditional versions of this hypothesis enumerate such "hard steps" along the trajectory from inanimate matte
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