The Entropy Principle and the Influence of Sociological Pressures on SETI
Vladimir Bozhilov, Duncan H. Forgan

TL;DR
This paper explores how the law of entropy influences the evolution of intelligent life and technological civilizations, using modern evolutionary theory and Monte Carlo simulations to test its significance.
Contribution
It introduces a novel numerical approach combining entropy principles with evolutionary modeling to assess their role in intelligent species development.
Findings
Entropy law may significantly impact evolution of intelligence
Monte Carlo simulations support the importance of entropy in astrobiology
Results suggest new perspectives on emergence of intelligent life
Abstract
We begin with the premise that the law of entropy could prove to be fundamental for the evolution of intelligent life and the advent of technological civilization. Building on recent theoretical results, we combine a modern approach to evolutionary theory with Monte Carlo Realization Techniques. A numerical test for a proposed significance of the law of entropy within the evolution of intelligent species is performed and results are compared with a neutral test hypothesis. Some clarifying aspects on the emergence of intelligent species arise and are discussed in the framework of contemporary astrobiology.
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