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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.