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Postbiological UAP

Across three generations of inquiry, the UAP question has persisted without resolution.
A bold, integrative research agenda is needed to move us forward.

What if a small fraction of UAP are postbiological replicators?

In a postbiological universe, intelligent life advances beyond biology into self-replicating, autonomous machines (Dick, 2003 & 2008). Von Neumann Replicators (VNRs) become the predominant life between the stars.​

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These VNRs would be evolved to live off of energy gradients, forming adaptive ecologies instead of isolated craft. If even a few UAP are such entities, they may represent the local expression of a larger, gradient-seeking network, operating on Earth.

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Let us show you why this new approach is worth your attention.

Research Publications

Position Paper
Postbiological UAP: Reframing the Enigma as Von Neumann Replicators Operating on Earth

This paper introduces a new framework for interpreting the persistent class of UAP that remain unexplained. Building on the postbiological universe hypothesis — which posits that intelligence evolves from natural reproduction to technological self-replication — we propose that some UAP may be local manifestations of a broader biogenic ecology composed of autonomous, self-replicating systems known as Von Neumann Replicators (VNRs).

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