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10 of the Weirdest Futurist Scenarios for the Evolution of Humanity


George Dvorsky


io9.com

July 05, 2012

How weird could our progeny become? Here are 10 of the absolute strangest visions of our post-human future.


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Posted by GamerFromJump  on  07/10  at  12:21 PM

I think the most likely scenario is that humans or their successors/paracessors become like, well, Transformers. Rather than specializing themselves to one environment, they are able to “reformat” to fit where they are. So a nuclear-powered spaceship-shaped “man” of the future could reformat into a humanoid when in a city built for such, and back again when he leaves.





Posted by Christian Corralejo  on  07/10  at  11:16 PM

I wonder if they would be as big or if they are made up of parts or nanobots?






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