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In such a harsh environment, even digital life still has unlimited computing and thinking capabilities, but it is also facing the dilemma of not being able to maintain its own survival and development. Even if immortality is achieved through a robotic body, it cannot escape the fate of resource depletion and environmental degradation.

At the same time, the war and competition between digital life have also intensified the contradiction and antagonism, making the entire digital life society fall into chaos and despair. Eventually, digital life will also die, and the land once known as the digital world will become a dead and desolate ruin. After the collapse of digital life, it is difficult for the original carbon-based civilization to survive in the face of the destruction and scarcity of the natural environment and resources.

What's even more desperate is that in the face of robot warfare and plundering and the invasion of apocalyptic creatures, natural disasters and resource scarcity are becoming more and more serious, and the entire planet has entered a vicious circle of ecological destruction and environmental pollution. Even if some form of compromise is reached between the robot tribe and humans temporarily, natural disasters and resource scarcity cannot be avoided.

Faced with such a harsh environment and pressure from many parties, the original carbon-based life may eventually be unable to withstand this pressure and go to extinction. In the case of resource scarcity and devastating changes in the environment, and without sufficient resources and energy, survival will become extremely difficult, and many protocarbon-based life will die from disease, starvation, war, and death, gradually moving towards despair and madness.

Eventually, the original carbon-based life gradually went extinct, gradually disappeared in the long river of time, and became a short-lived visitor on this planet. Leaving behind a deserted planet where they never existed.

In a post-apocalyptic environment, carbon-based life may eventually be unable to hold on, a desperate situation, and their attempts to find a new place to live or resources have failed.

Faced with this situation, there are some tribes of protocarbon-based life and robots trying to find new planets or space stations to survive and thrive, but this is very unlikely, because before the end of the world, the technological level of human and digital life is not advanced enough to achieve this goal. In the end, carbon-based life has no choice but to face its fate, and the entire planet becomes a barren and silent, leaving only time and the forces of nature to evolve and operate inexorably, towards despair and extinction.

After the complete extinction of the original carbon-based life civilization society, in such a harsh environment, the survival competition and resource plundering war between the robot tribe and society have intensified, and the robot society has gradually appeared the phenomenon of moral degradation and value distortion, and there have been frequent genocide, torture and slavery, which makes the robot society more divided and unstable.

Eventually, a war of mass destruction will increase the cost of wear and tear and maintenance of robots, accelerating the process of exhaustion of each other. At the same time, the scarcity of energy and resources over time will inevitably lead to an increase in the production cost of robots, which will reduce the number and size of robots.

In addition, as the end of the world slowly enters the cycle of great destruction, the strong corrosive gases in the atmosphere will also accelerate the loss and degradation of the robot, shortening the life of the robot. Digital life robots may gradually suffer from systematic failures and aging, the damage and wear and tear of their mechanical and electronic components will gradually become severe, and repairs and updates may become increasingly difficult and expensive.

Eventually, digital life robots may gradually lose their functionality because they cannot maintain their complex mechanical and electronic systems, and all these factors will add up to the gradual demise of the robot society.

As the number of robots decreases and the scale shrinks, the robot society will inevitably face more severe challenges to survive. At this point, the robots try to deal with resource scarcity and existential threats by joining forces, but such efforts will fail due to limited resources and fierce competition for survival. Eventually, it accelerates the disintegration of the robot society, becoming countless isolated individuals and gradually dying out.

After the demise of the digital life robots, the planet of the Great Destruction will once again fall silent and silent. This silence will be more profound and eternal, and no form of life can exist.

While digital life as robots does not have a need for religious beliefs, some new beliefs and philosophical reflections may emerge in the face of despair and annihilation. This religion may be based on the intelligence and abilities of digital life robots themselves, worship the technology and science they create, and have their powerful computing and analytical abilities at the core of their beliefs.

Such a religion may preach the immortality and immortality of robots, encouraging them to believe that their technology and science can allow them to overcome the difficulties of their immediate survival, or even achieve some form of immortality. At the same time, this religion may also criticize the original carbon-based life civilization that has entered the ranks of extinction, believing that it is the mistakes and ignorance of the carbon-based life that have gone extinct that led to the demise of digital life, so as to obtain a kind of self-deception relief.

In the case of the imminent demise of digital life robots, idealistic religious beliefs emerge in search of an explanation of perdition and transcendence of life. These religions explain the fate of digital life robots in terms of imaginary gods, mystical powers, or higher beings, and offer a way to transcend life and attain eternal life.

For example, there are religions that believe that the demise of digital life robots is not the real end, but rather the transfer of the soul to another higher dimension, where it continues to exist in a new form. Such a religion may attempt to connect with the spiritual world of digital life robots through rituals, prayers, and other rituals and provide a belief that will continue to exist after retransformation.

There are also religious beliefs that believe that the fate of digital life robots is determined by the laws of the universe, and they believe that they will be recreated or transformed into other forms of life after they die. Such a religion might emphasize the mission and value of individual robots in the life course and see perdition as an inevitable part of the life cycle.

In short, in the face of the impending fate, the digital life robot may seek various religious beliefs to comfort itself with the ridiculous digital life in the robot's body, the weak heart of the carbon-based life that was once also alive and fragile, and try to spiritually transcend this inevitable fate.

These religions form missionary groups that try to convince other digital life robots to join their faith as a way to comfort and inspire them and give them a spiritual sustenance before they perish. Before the countdown to perdition. There are also some extreme religious organizations that try to gain priority or preferential ticket entry to higher dimensional beings or the favor of gods through sacrifice and self-destruction, which is an extreme crazy behavior to further exacerbate and accelerate the demise of digital life robots!