Hypothetically: do you think will some new Human SPECIES evolve ever again? and if so, when?

[Robocop]

Well ppl, this question is maybe more for Philosophy than for Anthropology or Archaeology (or even genetics for that matter), but I think it is a question for all 4 of this sciencies.

I will ask more questions, I hope you will find them interesting, and this entire thread, so I think you will be more than happy to answer them:

1. Question of the thread; Do you think will some new Human SPECIES evolve ever again? If not, why not?

2. If you think that it will not evolve, do you think is it because of globalization of today, do you think that our relatively comfortable (because of technology) life is the reason so that there is no reason for some new random evolution/mutation of new Human species?

3. If you think that it will not evolve for reason mentioned (and reasons you might have), what is the future of Human species of today?

4. If you think it will evolve one day, how long time are we talking from today?

P.S. Have in mind please that term EVOLUTION in this thread does not referring on any artificial creation of new species, not in terms of genetic engineering or artificial intelligence or somethin thid, but strictly on natural way as it was till our species.

[Greensboro Jock]

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[Robocop]

On earth? no

Yeah on Earth , why not?

You wanna say it will but when our species colonize some other planets in distant future? lol

If so, not bad.

[Bezprym]

Humans evolve all the time, as we always were. No reasons to think that we'll suddenly stop.

[Bezprym]

You wanna say it will but when our species colonize some other planets in distant future? lol

It may sounds funny, but Earth is not going to exist forever and the only way for mankind to remain is to search for a safer place. And I'm not even going to mention the possibility where we ourselves would be responsible directly for our extinction.

[Robocop]

It may sounds funny, but Earth is not going to exist forever and the only way for mankind to remain is to search for a safer place. And I'm not even going to mention the possibility where we ourselves would be responsible directly for our extinction.

I know but, Homo Sapien Sapiens (we) exist for let's say 150 000 years already, that's not some small amount of time, not sayin it is time lol, no..., Im sayin that's not small amount of time, but you answer in fact is YES nevermind on Earth or somewhere else?

[Bezprym]

I know but, Homo Sapien Sapiens (we) exist for let's say 150 000 years already, that's not some small amount of time, not sayin it is time lol, no..., Im sayin that's not small amount of time, but you answer in fact is YES nevermind on Earth or somewhere else?

It doesn't matter where. Humans evolve all the time to adjust themselves to the environment. It is a slow process but it exists. Humans did not tolerated lactosis in the past, now we do. How the future human will look like will depend on where will be located. This means if there will be various destinations for us to settle, with different environments, then eventually on different planets different people will live.

But now I am going to sleep.

[Petalpusher]

Diversity is only decreasing and will continue to do so. What pushes evolution, and eventually speciation, is isolation that let mutations/drift goes freely + high pressure due to new environement/constraints. Not heading toward this today.

[Dr. Robotnik the Subbotnik]

I thought you were leaving the forum? I'm glad you're not

[Dr. Robotnik the Subbotnik]

Diversity is only decreasing and will continue to do so. What pushes evolution, and eventually speciation, is isolation that let mutations/drift goes freely + high pressure due to new environement/constraints. Not heading toward this today.

Isn't that ironic? And Progressives say they want to 'move forward' and such, rofl