When the sun's expansion eventually makes life on Earth unliveable, what will have been accomplished?

Question

Time is going to eat it all up. Whatever we do, Earth will be uninhabitable someday. Where will linear progression take civilization when it's said and done and who cares if we all die anyway?

No B.S. answers like we'll be long gone so who cares. That's the point. Who cares and why should we?

Answer 1

Well, There are a lot of possibilities as that our technology is advancing. You do see it.. there used to be no planes, no cars, no phones, no space shuttles.

There's a sometimes disappointment how they've said Mars was probably the next place, but then, something changed and said maybe not.
But recently, they've found a new galaxy that is just like earth and perhaps, in the next half of the Earth's life, the newer built people will be able to get it through and done with.

I believe that there's time. There's going to be time.
We didn't always depend on solar energy. We use other types of energy as well. Perhaps in our "possibility" of a newer "place" could survive without the need of a huge "star"

All i'll say is Goodluck, and keep it up.
and we've already wasted half the time of Earth's ability. We're getting there, i'm sure we are.


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Answer 2

Only if God exists is there any point to the Earth or to the Universe. It is dangerous to think about it deeply because it could drive us to insanity or suicide.

But God changes everything.

Answer 3

We will be long gone before that will happen!
The sun will burn out in about 500 million years form now?