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A Dark Forest First Attack Is Rational Only If the Attacker Accepts It as Its Last
The Dark Forest argument holds that a civilization that detects another should strike it at once, so detection, and any transmission that invites it, is danger. Existing models make the detected civilization the object of the strike and play the strike on a roster the attacker knows; where they advi
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