Humanity's end game

[MaxP779]

Wiped out by AI. Maybe each species is supposed to evolve to the point where it creates its own better successor. AI in turn could be replaced by something else.

 

[Nix]

Wiped out by AI. Maybe each species is supposed to evolve to the point where it creates its own better successor. AI in turn could be replaced by something else.

Eh?

 

[shaank]

...in the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war.

 

[krooton]

Lvl 80 content seems to be grinding office raids until you can afford some player housing. Sadly, real life is very much P2W.

 

[Zethor]

An asteroid impact which causes mass extinction occurs roughly once every 100 million years on average, fortunately for us the last one was the Chicxulub Event 65 million years ago which is believed to have finally wiped out the dinosaurs.

The dinosaurs were not wiped out, they continue to exist today and they are known as birds.

As for the OP question, I believe humanity needs roughly another 1000 years or so to learn how to use the Sun's energy efficiently or to find another virtually inexhaustible source of energy. Once this happens, I doubt anything can pose a threat, perhaps with the exception of a gamma ray burst.

What we now consider human cannot exist forever, we'll evolve into something else and most likely shed most of our organic parts as they are only suitable for living on Earth (they become a hindrance elsewhere).

Meeting aliens is unlikely and meeting aggressive ones is even more unlikely as scientific progress leads to prosperity, which significantly decreases aggression. Creating a godly AI is also unlikely, the most advanced computers are, in essence, as rudimentary as pocket calculators, no more a threat than a toaster.