It has previously been stated that scientists now believe us humans have no more room for evolution. We have reached the end of our change and will no longer have the need to mutate or adapt. I dont agree. I believe that yes, we may well have possibly reached the end of our natural evolution pattern, if there is such a thing. But I don't think human's can ever fully feel satisfied with themselves, and strive to become stronger and better beings. We are constantly mutating ourselves, rather than occurring evolution naturally we are resorting to things such as plastic surgery and technology in a constant battle to become ' the best that we can possibly be'. But where do we draw the line? Do we know when to stop? What will we become? Who will we become? Are we losing everything that's truly human, and simply seeing it as advancing our senses and bodies? It is scary what we have been able to achieve in a small amount of time, and wonder what we will all transform into in the years to come... Will we live 200 years instead of around 80.. due to medical advances? Will we lose all humanity and compassion? Any views on this topic please do post.

Sorry I think I have been misleading on the real message of my thread... of course I know we will forever be changing as evolution is infinite.. what i meant and i apologise again.. is not actual physical evolution.. but the emotional and phsycological changes we will occur due to our culture today.. and the way we are now using technology to overcome all problems...and how of course not from birth but throughout our lives we will become more powerful than ever and what will happen then?

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The structure of society we have become accustomed too , is only about 5,000 years old . This is a very short time considering.
A lot of what we are , or should i say , what we are adapted for , is only something we watch on wildlife documentaries now.



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I saw an interesting documentary which claimed that the increased social complexity resulting from living in larger and larger communities , may have resulted in our brain size increasing.
They were able to trace a mutation in one of the genes thought
responsible for brain size , back 5000 years +/- ...around the time that "civilisation".... began and social complexity increased e.g trade etc.

100 to 150 people seemed to be some "natural" limit on the numbers of people in tribes ...later hamlets/villages etc .
If i`m not incorrect , i believe that if you were to make a list of everyone you know, it would not exceed this number.
Unless of course you are a 14 year old girl on Face Book .