Cosmic Contact : To Be, or Not To Be Archimedean ?
Elemer E Rosinger

TL;DR
This paper explores the implications of the Archimedean assumption in space-time on cosmic contact, questioning whether this assumption limits our ability to detect or communicate with extraterrestrial intelligence.
Contribution
It critically examines the traditional Archimedean framework in space-time and proposes considerations for alternative models affecting cosmic contact possibilities.
Findings
Challenges the conventional Archimedean assumption in space-time
Highlights potential limitations on cosmic contact due to this assumption
Suggests alternative frameworks may alter contact prospects
Abstract
This is a two part paper which discusses various issues of cosmic contact related to what so far appears to be a self-imposed censorship implied by the customary acceptance of the Archimedean assumption on space-time.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical and Theoretical Analysis · advanced mathematical theories · Quantum Mechanics and Applications
