People are silly.

it's probably all just a cycle; that may happen and then another big bang; bam new life everywhere. TTGL might not be too far off.

I know how we can solve this,

Some one make a ship that can travel 10000x the Speed of light, and lets make a road trip.

There is also a theory that, as the laws of physics break down during the big crunch, a hole in reality will appear, and a temporary path will be established to another reality where the universe is just beginning.

So, anyone left alive at that point can just move on.

There are also theories that a Black Hole Singularity will itself be either a timesink or a wormhole to dimensions unknown.

Or maybe we'll figure out what's causing the universe to expand, and simply double it when the time comes.

Lots of time. Lots of choices.

Right now, though, we need to pull our heads out of our asses, stop fighting over our toys, and get off this rock.

Couldn't agree with you more.

To be a Sky Pirate is my dream....

There is only one logical response to that.

ROAD TRIP!

Hey, that's Galactus's origin story!

this may be a bit shortsighted but since im obviously not gonna be alive when we even make it past the solar system im not too concerned about it.

this of course assumes that we wont have aliens land and give us the secret to immortality and wormhole instant creation and use.

Well, even if you aren't alive, what about you're decedents?

If you think that "Since I'll be long gone, let them deal with it", I'm going to have to castrate you.

That sort of thinking has fucked over about 80% of the world.

We're all dead sooner or later, why bother?
I believe that we will 99% be killed by viruses while still on Earth.
For example, think about what would happen if Ebola became airborne?
Dead, all of us, unless a cure is found :)

every single disease and virus that has come to date has been eradicated by science; even some things like plagues during the middle ages were eventually eradicated; I imagine some day something may come a long and kill a good portion of our population but it still will never be able to completely wipe humanity out; we're far too resourceful. We have better odds of killing our own planet before the sun could ever go super nova; in fact we have much better odds of a global killer meteor fucking us up above anything else. Either way when humanity is finally killed it will probably be quick and quite painful.

Yeah, it's pretty sad how weak we are against arbitrary space rock. It'd just be kind of a pathetic way for us to go. Even doing something dumb and killing ourselves off would be at least meaningful.

The time is ripe for another mass wipeout of people due to biological means, like the plague. It's the way earth balances out. Only we have the power of science to stop that.

Shit has always happened through nature to control population. I wonder when it'll happen for humans again. And it'd be interesting to see whether anyone survives.

Call me cold, but that is my theory. Every couple of centuries, a big wipeout is needed in order to help keep this earth (sort of) stable.