Can human species survive forever?
465832
Yes, human species can survive forever in stories and songs... But, actually living forever, nope.
717743
So the human race can survive.
324197
No- it is impossible.  All of us are forever changing as a result of continued life experiences.
390131
There are several kinds but, I believe, only three that inhabit humans.  They can reach a length of 50 ft and can live 20-30 years depending on the specific species.
1146284
Forever is a long time, I don't think anything can be preserved for ever.  Honey can be be preserved for along time on it's own it's been found in Egyptian Tombs several thousands of years old and still good.
263844
Only if you find the Philopher's stone and live forever.\nThanks for two points.
250668
Every day we live the body breaks down just a little bit more. We cannot live forever. The body can live for just so long on the garbage we feed it, the pollution in the air..water, and the fact that the oxygen we breath is not 100% therefore the body works hard to compensate ALL these things and still survive. Sorry.
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Well, I'll tell you my best guess and then in a million years, let me know if I turn out to be right.  I think we're going to be:\n\nBrown.  If we last another million years, we'll eventually all become the same color -- some shade of brown.  "White" and "Black" will refer only to colors and not races.  Even today, the advent of global communication and travel means that racial distinctions are being blurred.\n\nBigger.  First-world countries have higher average height and weight than their developing counterparts.  I suppose that this is a nutritional issue and not a genetic one.  But if we're still around in another million, it would be safe to assume that we've figured out our food production problems.\n\nPeaceful.  Chances are that we'll kill ourselves off before too long, but if we survive, we've beaten our own worst enemy -- ourselves.  This could go either way; peace might come only after death and destruction limit our ability to make war.\n\nAltered*.  This is the wild card, and it's a big one.  We're already on the cusp of genetic engineering already; sooner or later, we'll be able to basically choose what our offspring look like.  Who knows what will become stylish along the way?
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I think they will. But humans will all (or mostly) be extinct by then. There's the controversial theory that robots evolve over time and they technically can't die, because they were never alive. So even if humans killed each other off or in some other way became extinct, robots would still be around. And if the evolving theory is true, they will be able to function on there own, as they see fit - maybe acting as humans do. They might form governments, fall in love, etc. If this ever were to happen, I think it would be a long, long way into the future.
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Can the Earth sustain itself?\nOr us?\nThe earth will be around longer than we will.
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Hang around for a few more years, and you may find out th eanswers.  I am sure we will survive as a species, we are very good at adapting.  Whether we survive as a civilisation is a different matter.\n\nCan we change it?  Possibly not.
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I think it would be naive to think that we are the only intelligent beings in this vast universe. Of course it would continue to exist. And as far as anyone knows, the boundaries to this universe may never be reached by human beings. Also, you are correct in your statement that human beings will become extinct. I say this because we only need to look at the dinosaurs. Excellent question!
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Ok "harini" you are a retard. NEVER ONCE did Darwin use the phrase "survival of the fittest" in his definition of natural selection. It was later scientists who coined that phrase. Maybe you should read Darwin's literature before making ignorant statements.\n\nSorry, to answer your question, monkeys will continue to evolve and adapt to their changing enviromnents, as long as they don't go extinct sometime in the near future.
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But the most obvious answer to your question is that we obviously do evolve... we'd all be dead if we didn't\n\nsurvival of the fittest
474245
It's possible but i doubt it...we never know....we could not even have an earth in a million years...but i do know one thing....neither one of us will be alive to find out will we,.....
843987
NO.\nCould be end of times for humans but not for Earth.
315211
well based on the second law of thermodynamics..that the entropy (disorder) of the universe always increases and a living organism fights entropy to build its complex structures I would say no. \nAlso, most human cells have a built in number of times they can replicate themselves (called telomeres, the ends of the chromosomal DNA) which acts as a "cellular clock" to tell a cell when it is time to die or stop reproducing. \nBoth make immortality pretty tough to conceive of.