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[Doctor Who] Near the End of Time, why did Humans never build a Void Ship to escape the end of the universe?

I've always wondered this. The humans existed as a rough grouping of species for far longer than the Timelords or Daleks. It stands to reason that at some point they would have a technology at least rivaling either group. In the end of the second season of the revival series, the Doctor says that a void ship could go through the end of one universe and into the next. Also, with human creativity it's possible they could build even larger void ships. 

Once you hit time-travel, it appears as though your advancement scales up exponentially (you can effectively create realms outside of time basically). The humans discovered this after only a few ten-thousands years, imagine what millions, billions, trillions would do for their advancement. Have to wonder why they didn't manage to escape? Was that group of humans in 'Utopia' just the equivalent of future-Amish?
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Humans never hit a point of ritualisation and stability like the Timelords, and lacked the dominating militarism that maintained the technology of the Daleks. They existed as more of a fluid social, cultural and technological collection of loose societies over billions of years. Just like Evolution isn't always towards. bigger and better, neither was human technological or social development. 

Humanities creativity worked against us here, because we never settled for 'Good Enough' or 'It Works'. We constantly tried new things, even to our detriment, which caused numerous regressions over the ages. Unfortunately, one such regression was underway when the ultimate end came. 

At some point in human history, we may have indeed had Void Ships. At one point (or several points) rivaled or even surpassed the Timelords and the Daleks. But by the time The End rolled around, those days were long gone, replaced with another path... One that ultimately proved less useful.