Technological Immortality

[dyresand]

Last time i checked no its collapsing back in on itself 
http://phys.org/news/2015-03-universe-br...scale.html
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/scienc...31256.html

its a good thing it would be depressing in that scenario of it ripping itself apart at least with this we get a universal do over....forever

Hi, Dyresand. The known laws of physics provide the mechanism for the universe's collapse. As required by the Standard Model of particle physics, the net baryon number was created in the early universe by baryogenesis via electroweak quantum tunneling. This necessarily forces the Higgs field to be in a vacuum state that is not its absolute vacuum, which is the cause of the positive cosmological constant. But by sapient life annihilating the baryons in the universe via the inverse of baryogenesis, again via electroweak quantum tunneling (which is allowed in the Standard Model, as baryon number minus lepton number, B - L, is conserved), this will force the Higgs field toward its absolute vacuum, cancelling the positive cosmological constant and thereby forcing the universe to collapse. Moreover, this process will provide the ideal form of energy resource and rocket propulsion during the colonization phase of the universe.

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Well, I laughed at this fellow characterization of all others besides himself as primitive. At least one can hope it's a joke.

Hi, LastPoet. I never said that. However, some apes are smarter than others.

To annihilate bayrons for starters we would have to talk about anti matter it could exist in our current universe but it would be such a small amount of it would be rare.
Then producing anti matter now it would interesting even for such a small minuscule amount even then containing it would also be dangerous. We do not simply have the power
or the technology here on earth to destroy a universe the universe as of now is simply recycling itself.