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The transcension hypothesis: Sufficiently advanced civilizations invariably leave our universe, and implications for METI and SETI PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending

John Smart, Acta Astronautica · no page hash: the reader saw a rendering, not the bytes · created seq 5499

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QUOTE `{}`	Transcension as a developmental destiny might also contribute to the solution to the Fermi paradox, the question of why we have not seen evidence of or received beacons from intelligent civilizations.

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