Species ultimate evolution theory

I have no idea which forum to put this in but this is my best bet.
Heres just something to think about:

You know how nature seems to work on survival of the fittest?
The species which cannot adapt are usually the ones that die out.

Lets take that to a universal scale.
The worlds and races on each planet ( If in fact they all do reside on planets ) who can realise that the universe will eventually reverse itself back into the big crunch, and find a way to survive this e.g transversing black holes, crossing into different universes, or other methods we can't even imagine, that's the survival of the fittest on a universal scale.
Think of it as a task you have billions of years to complete.

The purpose of all of that? No idea, beyond survival.

Note: This theory ignores the fact the human race may have evolved with outside intervention and that the universe may not reverse into itself.

reply to post by T0by


Toby, mate, this is a theory about a theory. The Big Crunch is not a certainty, just a hypothesis. Come clean now, did you come up with this after a few pints of Australia's finest?

At the moment the Big Freeze is more plausible than the Big Crunch

I was sleepy
But it makes sense I think!

Sort of on the Topic, I loved the old book "Last and First Men" by Olaf Stapledon, which plots out the evolution of Humanity into to far distant future, moving planets as the Sun grows old.

A great mind expanding read.
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