what will humans look like in 10,000 years?
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I am not sure that if there would be recorded  a year called 10000 in the future... I think it would be an optimistic guess to imagine 3000's... Don't forget!       The Judgement Day is approaching day by day... Well, if i supposed to say, human will be naked at the year 10000...
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We have totally removed natural selection, a key requirement for a being to evolve.  If anything we will become less robust, less strong, less health, and less successful because there is no need for it.    \n\nGeography is also no longer a boundry, so there aren't any more isolated groups evolving independently.   With the spread of people across the word, the average person will look more and more like a mix of everyone else:  eg. most will have medium complexion, most will have brown hair.\n\nHowever, if your scenarion will allow for natural disasters or plagues, the end result is unforseeable.   Those who survive a period of plague will have better immune systems and generally more healthy.   Those who survive a disaster like a world-wide drought or flood will be those with the best survival instincts:  clever, resourceful, excellent social smarts, more fit and more efficient metabolism.
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No. Even if the human race moves-on to distant planets, the universe will remain diverse and we will not look the same.  \nJust watch an episode of "Red Dwarf."
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Humanity, pre-history.
379475
I think we'll screw up the atmosphere, then choke to death.  1000 years later, the Earth will probably fix itself, sans us.
686543
From the Wiki,\n\n"In about 5 billion years, the Sun will evolve into a red giant and then a white dwarf, creating a planetary nebula in the process."\n\nHumans will probably be long dead before then or will have moved on.  In a few billion years, the sun will get too hot for Earth to sustain life, but it'll be a while before it finally "blows up."  More accurately, it will actually implode and slowly become an inert mass.
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i hope they do. our avatars look alike!!!!
407277
The sun will blast in 4.9 billion years.  It will began to expand and then it will just explode.  Most life on Earth will end well before that though.  Some bacteria may still thrive, such as archaebacteria.  \n\nAlthough, humans will evolve to become much more complex organisms, that we may even be able to withstand the heat.  It took about 1 million years for humans to appear and evolve to what we are today, so just think about 4.9 billion years!   \n\nWhen the sun explodes though, I believe that humans will move on to an Earth-like planet, such as the ones scientists are trying to find right now.
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We probably will not change very much from our current form. The biggest changes will be our ability to live much longer by means of artificial organ transplants and numerous other advances in medicine.
937907
Approximately 5,000,000,000 years
990840
Come back in a few hundred years. Your face will be ready.
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I think it would help your paper to say why you think each of these things might occur, and even add some references that support your reasoning. You might be interested in the "Trends in Evolution" part of the web page I have linked at the bottom to help your make predictions.\n\nWhy do you think sexual dimorphism would change in the future, and why would it get more apparent if sexual roles are becoming more equal? (in general sexual dimorphism has been decreasing in human evolution - see link below, about 2/3 of the way down the page)\n\nWhy do you predict they will get taller (this is a good prediction, by the way, but why do you think it to be true)? \n\nIs there any reason to think that ESP or telekinesis will become possible?? (probably not, in my opinion, but what data can you find that says one way or the other)? \n\nIf you have read something that supports what you are saying, and you can provide references in the paper, your arguments will be much stronger - increasing the probability of a good grade!!
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not millions of years, as the previous answers say.  try about five billion years from now.  at that time, the sun will have used up its supply of hydrogen fuel.  it will try to burn off the helium that now fills its core, and expend so much energy in the process that its outer layers will expand beyond the orbits of mercury and venus, and making earth's surface semi-molten (if it doesn't destroy the planet).  it will thus become a red giant.  as it slowly cools and fades, it will shrink to become a white dwarf, and finally die out as a black dwarf.  hopefully before then, we'll have long since been gone, if we haven't destroyed each other by then.
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there may have been other things on them long before humans.  There mat be things on them ling after humans.
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We need teachers, but I'm not too sure about the PhD part.\n\nWe are not evolving fast enough to know what we will turn into. If I had to guess, I would say future humans will be better-looking, and innately immune to today's diseases. But that's about it.
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The species Homo sapiens (humans) have been around for approximately 40,000 years.\n\nHowever, aside from the species definition of a "human", creatures living ~1.8 million years ago would be certainly mistook as "human" by today's standards after a hot shower and a shave.
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The thought is that life (all of it) came from a single organism and over a long time has become what we can see today. An example i can think of that has occurred over a short enough time span that we can use would be Human intelligence, size relative to geography, and skin color relative to geography.  We as humans are smarter today than generations past, for instance modern man 10000 years ago did not have the smarts we have today, do you believe it is due to school or human mental advancement(evolution). There is an extremely noticeable difference between natives of different geographical locations. Darker skin in the hotter regions and lighter skin in the regions with less sun per year. ie Africa and Europe  The theory is very well developed and provable back to a certain point.  And NO ONE said that a GOD didn't strike the first amino acid with the lightening to start the evolution.