/sci/ - Science & Math

The rules of the universe only allow for momentary chemical complexity, before the next cascade failure.
The fermi paradox can be explained by this. Technological aliens have existed and will exist, but they're too far away in space and/or time, so contact is unlikely.
How long do you think we have left before our final collapse? 50 years? 100? Will it be oil scarcity? Some virus? social unstability due to poverty? food scarcity caused by global warming and overpopulation? A random big ass asteroid? Somethin we don't even know about yet that could happen?
I don't know, but one thing is certain, the next collapse will be the last.