PGC 3074547

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PGC 3074547

Advanced Information Processing at the Galactic Technological Zone

"Advanced technological civilisations will tend to move their computing facilities toward the colder regions of the Universe in order to make their information processing as efficient as possible. The Boomerang Nebula is one of the coldest places in the universe so it seems logical to start looking for ATCs there"

"You need a temperature below the cosmic microwave background if you wish to make your information processing as efficient as possible"



"If the postbiological evolution is predominant, this would mean that the entire advanced technological civilisation will tend to migrate outward from its original location in the GHZ toward a convenient location in the Galactic ”technological zone” (GTZ) with temperature low enough to increase computing efficiency."



"Soon we will need to locate our data centers in the subglacial oceans of Europa or any other moon sustaining extremely low temperatures. Actually, that is the only thing of interest to us in Europa. Dressing the mission as one whose goal is to look for bacteria or any other life form is just an excuse. We don't give a damn whether there are bacteria or living organisms in those subglacial oceans. Our interest is to precisely map the subsurface and locate a suitable location for our information processing facilities"



"It seems obvious that advanced civilisations, based on an optimised substrate upon which computation can take place, have little need for conversations with human level individuals or even civilisations whose thought capacities are trillions of times less than their own. However, it is also obvious that less advanced civilizations need to look for and find those more advanced civilizations for at least one reason: we do not wish to become mere data in their information processing substratum. We want to stand on equal rights"

"It is not that they do not wish to communicate. It is that to communicate with you they need to use an inefficient communication, which is a waste of energy, somethig they cannot afford"



"Do we understand what's going on in the the coldest known object in the Universe, the Boomerang Nebula? No, we don't. The bright linear feature seen in the middle of the S-lobe, emanating from the central star, is the source of a powerful beacon. That's all we know so far".

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