Will human evolution continue?
By ardieboi
@ardieboi (195)
Philippines
November 26, 2011 4:10am CST
We the current humans inhabiting the planet is the epitome of human evolution. I believe at this point in time human evolution will be difficult for nature to continue. Why? in the ancient times, evolution was the result of human adaptation to the constantly changing environment. Like for example when it's very cold, we tend to grow more hair. At the present time, we go out of way to make our like as convenient and as comfortable as possible thereby making it difficult for evolution to proceed to the next phase.
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@varier (5685)
• Indonesia
26 Nov 11
Will human evolution continue?
Well, at the very first place, my question is "Did human evolution truly exist?"
Well, the theory of evolution of human really can't satisfy my logic.. I can't believe that some day human will have different form with the form they have nowadays, lol.. 
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@varier (5685)
• Indonesia
26 Nov 11
Human's life evolved (improved)
Human's knowledge evolved (improved)
But I don't think human's form will..
And several people try hard to believe in Evolution Theory because they don't believe in God..
Well, to keep it unbiased, I have to say, at the very first place, I can't believe Evolution Theory because the theory and the process to build that theory simply can't satisfy my logic and my sense.. 
@ardieboi (195)
• Philippines
26 Nov 11
We don't try hard to believe in the Evolution Theory. It's just that Evolution Theory has a rationale behind it. Your not satisfied with the proposed theory because you try hard to avoid the fact that we evolved from another life form. You do believe in gravity right? Well then you must believe the work that scientists do. And these scientists are the one's who formulated the Evo Theory. You're opinion is biased because you base your facts probably on the Creation in the bible.
@topffer (42156)
• France
28 Nov 11
We are constantly evolving : all of us have a part of DNA not inherited from our parents. Some of these new genes can be dominant and will be transmitted to our children. Actually postaxial hand polydactyly -- having 6 fingers or more -- is a dominant gene, so maybe will we have 6 fingers in the future... and less hair.
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@didi13 (2926)
• Romania
22 Jul 12
Evolution never stops.
Animals adapt to the environment or disappear, man adapts to the environment, or adapt his environment but really needs top the food chain will be when we can feed stones, when different body parts destroyed, it will regenerate as lizard tail, or when we show all unique phenomenon, and examples would be hundreds.
While we die and if a viper bite, we are not the top, and it never stopped any evolution.
@paland3 (64)
• Hungary
26 Nov 11
I think we reached our top a few decades ago, both physically and mentally. I see that more and more retards are on the street, who are just so stupid its hurts. Its simply caused by the the comfort the kids get whlie they grow up. They don't learn because why? They don't do sport, because why? We are not hunting anymore... So i think that mankind is over its top, and thats sad :(
