We are. Doesn't the universe on have so much hydrogen to fuse

That doesn't mean things dont die

Yeah, but you didn't make that claim.

once the hydrogen runs out so does the universe

You said we're running out of fuel.

I made the claim of human individuals run out of fuel it's a fact of life and is recycled

And you are talking about things on the scale of billions of years,fc.

qucik stop for fuel at the nearest hydrogen station!

Billions actually, if not more if we use star lifting principles to remove the heavier elements that are slowly killing it

@BOSS ビッグボス No, you didn't.

Just like stars

yes, well I am now

You said "we" and therefore implied humanity and modern society.

I said humans

You assumed that

You're arguing details

"We are literally running out of fuel just like a star."

Societies run out of fuel as well

You said we.

semantics my dudes, it's all good

We as humans

use energy

The heat death of western civilization

and run out

Let's move to the next point

We are not running out of fuel.

Cells die

We have literally billions of years of fuel available to us, as a species and planet.

Define fuel

Next point.

Yea we have a long time

What makes you think humans will be around for the rest of the life of the earth or the universe

No, not "a long time." 2o years is a "long time."

Humans will have long since destroyed themselves before our star runs out

We have more time than we've ever even existed.

What makes you think we wont?

It acts in its own way, so therefore it's irrelevant to ponder what the universes next plan is.

The universe is not a sentient thing. It has no plan.

@Xychotic Maybe our star, but my understand is the universe has been around longer than our star has fuel

Then why is our plan for it important?

Because we live here