No, this is not how the human face might look in 100,000 years

Faces of the Future
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The following is an edited excerpt.

My colleague Parmy Olson has an interesting post up about one artist’s vision of what humanity will look like in 100,000 years. Apparently, we’re all going to turn into the anime character Sailor Moon. The artist, Nickolay Lamm, also makes predictions for how we would look in 60,000 and 20,000 years. You know, if you have a short timeframe.

For what it’s worth, I think Lamm’s work is conceptually cool, but wanted to get on-the-record that this is dreaming, not science.

Read the full story here: No, This Is Not How The Human Face Might Look In 100,000 Years

Additional Resources:

  • How The Human Face Might Look in 100,000 Years,” Forbes
    The original article about the artist’s vision of future humans.
  • “100,000 years in the future is a moot point,” Discovery
    Razib Khan notes that this vision wide-eyed future humans is just the latest example of sensationalized and strange stories that strain credulity to the breaking point.
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