About 10,000 years ago people developed tolerance for cow's milk. For the past 150 years, we have added about 10 centimeters to its average height. And over the past 65 years, we have added 20 years to our average life expectancy, largely due to various achievements in science and medicine. For such a short period of time, we have achieved genuinely homogeneous things for the life of the homo sapiens. And that's why the question naturally seems to be: what will happen to the person after 1000 years and how will he look like then?
Scientists predict that in the future, computers will not only catch up on the computing power of the human brain , but will also develop intelligence that will allow them to talk, communicate, listen and remember. Let us hope that the robots of the future will not turn their new capabilities against humanity.
Separately, people will become more intertwined and "mixed up" with robots. According to futurologists, in years, people will have swarms of their nanobots to swim freely in their bodies and who will take care of the prevention and elimination of various problems. This perspective, known as transhumanism, draws the person of the future as a unity of biology and technology. Ultraviolet radiation is likely to make the dark skin become an evolutionary advantage. People will become taller and thinner. And the number of languages to be spoken on the planet will shrink to the communicative minimum.