What do you guys think the end goal for the universe is, if there

>>9041598
not everything has to have a purpose. As humans we always try and personify things, but the simply truth is not everything is driven with ulterior motive

>>9041624
yeh thats what i personally think, except the cause of the big bang, i think maybe someone could of caused that to happen. Kinda fustrating how i will never find out

>>9041634
something* typo

>>9041598
The goal of the whole thing is to be the whole thing.

>>9041649
thats deep

>>9041598
>What do you guys think the end goal for the universe is, if there is one.
To exist.
>What caused the big bang to happen?
Nothing.
>Is there a reason or end goal for evolution like some sort of ultimate being that cant evolve no more. Is there a bigger picture?
No.

I think things exist to contemplate non existence. It's that old "why do things exist problem". I think everything exists, it's an infinity of infinite infinities. Like the Multiverse theory but on steroids.

Maybe we are dreaming, and the only purpose we have is to wake up.

>>9041598
The universe does not care about the goals or anything like that. Though I do believe that as we humans shape the universe around us, we define its purpose.

"hey Multivac, can you reverse entropy?"

http://multivax.com/last_question.html

>>9042717
One of the greatest sci-fi novels in my opinion

>>9041598
The end goal of the universe is gender neutral bathrooms.

>>9043425
Especially because humanity wins but ironically can never witness it.

>>9041598
we don't even know how the universe got here.

Biocentrically speaking, I like to think the universe is just the last evolutionary pressure. It goes through iterations of Big Bang and heat death until a life form arises that disrupts that cycle.