Are there any theories on how many will evolve in the future?
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We'll get taller.  And we'll treat people better, with more of an appreciation for humanity and the diversity of it.  \n\nIt would be cool if we grew tails again, as well.  Like in the good old days. \n\nThose are my theories.  And my opinion.
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There will be some ignorant evolutionists here that will give you crap answers about this true statement, keep it up brother. \n\nCreationist 10 - 0 Evolutionists
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Since you are severely limiting the "domination", my answer is no. First, you are saying this species "will become", which I understand as evolving from one of the existing species in this planet. Second, you say "homo sapiens", which means the time span is not long enough for us to evolve into a different species (not necessarily smarter). At last, you also say "intelligent", which rules out the "domination" by virus, bacteria or insects, which, at the moment, seems to be the biggest threat.
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yea how many i'd like to know!
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Evolution is a theory.
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Not sure on that one.  Evolutionists say man must continue to evolve as we have over the years.  And when the secret of the 'aging' gene is discovered, maybe natural death will be a thing of the past, who knows...\n\nBut I don't subscribe to any of that.
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Not sure if there will be a next big one...religions as a whole are dying as we become a more enlightened and scientific species...every generation produces more rational thinkers and skeptics who recognize that there is no true religion and that religion has served it's purpose (i.e. run it's course) for humanity...with a little luck, a few millennia from now we'll be all the way there...
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Probably at some time or another all of them just to different degrees...
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NOT NEARLY ENOUGH OF THEM.\nI HOPE ITS HUNDRED'S.
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I believe so. I think they have just evolved into smaller things like iguanas, gheckos, lizards....etc.
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Nobody knows, approximately 2 million species have been identified as currently inhabiting the earth, but extrapolations based on the rate of discovery of species and other factors give figures ranging from 3 million to 80 million species.
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There is such a thing as to stop evolving.  Why change if you don't have to?  If your environment suits you and you suit the environment, there will be no selective pressure to drive a change in future generations.  \n\nHowever, a croc will likely change if the conditions of its environment were to slowly (and i mean slowly, 100's of 1000's of years) change, eg. a specialized predator coming up or a disease that kills some but not others.
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Around 7 billion and growing rapidly, unevenly in the different regions of Earth. It is expected that by the half of this century that number will double.... just imagine what we`ll do with the forest and wild life and the balance on the planet, carbon emissions....
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Here's 100\n\nhttp://www.answersingenesis.org/docs/3880.asp
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It is difficult to predict what the future will hold for the planet being Earth and the human species.  Humans have the ability of free-will.  We have the ability to preserve what we are as a species and the planet or destroy the creation of one or both.  Currently we are at a cross-roads in spiritual advancement.  The Service to Self people (power, money, great assets, war) and the Service to Others (global community and planetary assistance).  We are moving in the direction of the Service to Others but time will tell if we meet our objective for our evolutionary advancement and preserve the human species and our planet Earth.  Both are beautiful, I hope we do.
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thousands....changing always due to evolution
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I've found almost 100 so far....how many have you found?