Zoo hypothesis

One answer is the imaginative and humbling-sounding "zoo hypothesis."

Earth is purposely not contacted (The zoo hypothesis)

The Prime Directive closely mirrors the zoo hypothesis explanation for the Fermi paradox.

With this in mind, a modified Zoo Hypothesis becomes a more appealing answer to the Fermi Paradox.

The zoo hypothesis states that superintelligent extraterrestrial life exists and does not contact life on Earth to allow for its natural evolution and development.

Zoo Hypothesis is the title of a studio album by Chicago band Tub Ring, released in 2004.

The Zoo Hypothesis A more whimsical explanation is the zoo hypothesis.

The hypothesis has been considered by some authors as speculative and even next to useless in any practical scientific sense and more related to the theological mode of thinking along with the Zoo hypothesis.

One version of this perspective, which makes predictions for future SETI findings of transcension "fossils" and includes a variation of the Zoo hypothesis below, has been proposed by singularity scholar John Smart.

(Nov. 11): In discussing the Fermi paradox that asks why we have not been visited by aliens if intelligent life is as common as many theorize, the article cites the zoo hypothesis that aliens have made it a rule not to interfere.

He believes that we live on a planet that has been quarantined (the Zoo Hypothesis) and that we are now being given an opportunity to join the rest of the spiritually evolved universe society in peace, thus an opportunity to avoid environmental global self-destruction or global self-destruction through war.