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What is mankind's next most likely evolutionary change?

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What is mankind's next most likely evolutionary change?

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  1. Massive forearms to compensate for carpal tunnel and endure long hours on a keyboard.


  2. Since there is no evidence of change in the past, why should we expect any in the future...We can't link modern man to any of the other hominids....mankind is conspicuously showing no signs of evolution, but rather a lot of adaptation!

  3. The phasing out of our smallest toe.

  4. Genetic selection

  5. there will be less genetic disorders. most of the freaks were in the old days but no one bred with them so their faulty genes werent passed on and there was natural selection. mankinds genes are getting better.

  6. Evolution has been nearly halted due to loss of natural selection.  Everyone lives and breeds.

  7. 4 FINGERS ON EACH HAND AND HIGHER BRAIN CAPACITY

  8. Taller and smarter, and probably due to genetic engineering.

  9. Cyborg - human with computer and mechanical implants.  

    We are already seeing the beginning with hip & knee replacements, pace makers, etc.  

    I predict we will see computer, ipod, iphone implants within 25 years if not sooner

  10. I believe that we're too numerous and too wide-spread to be currently evolving.

  11. getting smaller.

  12. Losing our thinking power, since so many of us these days are relying on technology to do all the thinking for us.

  13. I think our five senses' will enhance. That's the only pratical thing. I can think of.

  14. That we will lose most of are hair because we have clothing that make it useless.

  15. Learn to live with little fresh water and less land area.

  16. Extinction.

    If we continue to have wars, to kill one another, and develop new technologies to do so (nuclear weapons, smart bombs, unmanned aircraft predators, mini-nukes, neutron bombs), and we continue to degrade the environment, use up natural resources, and continue to reproduce and overpopulate the earth, yes, extinction will be our next evolutionary change.

    Extinction is a very significant force in evolution.  99% of all species that have evolved, have become extinct.  Extinction gives an evolutionary opportunity for other species.  Just look at mammals after the extinction of the dinosaurs.

  17. If we keep stuffing our faces, we'll probably go back to being fat chimps.

  18. Young male teenagers heads will grow looking sideways over one shoulder, so they will not have to continue with the stupid habit of wearing silly baseball caps with the peak to one side, instead of over their eyes where it should be.

  19. LOL @ DUCK C

  20. mankind will be replaced by clones or hybrid clones.

  21. I believe that there will be further changes to teeth. They have changes so much since the beginnings of agriculture, getting smaller and less robust as our diets become ever-more-processed. Many people are being born with fewer teeth- wisdom teeth are less likely to appear than they once were. Of course this will not happen overnight- it has been happening for thousands of years.

  22. no toes.

    bigger and dumber.

    cheers!

  23. An extra organ for digesting saturated fat.

  24. Either going to lose a toe or finger. I think men will lose their nipples....Everyone will have brown eyes. We will contine to get taller.

  25. We will lose our legs because we are useing them less and less...

  26. Well we continue to get taller,

    with the mixing of races, i see us as a one color, taller race.

    world wide, at some point.

  27. A Prime Minister that sits on his bottom to watch telly, instead of shining the nation a gleaming smile, to show how important he is.

  28. Square eyes, flat bums and two very dexterous thumbs.

  29. ear loop for mobile phones!!!

  30. Maybe telepathy or some kind of gestalt.

  31. A lot of mens bottoms will turn into a v****a!

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