Humanity will evolve into a new species by 2050 because of the new technologies, writes the Daily Mail, quoting Cadell Last from the Global Brain Institute.
Within 40 years' time, humans will become highly dependent on robots, will give birth later but will also live longer. The population on Earth will spend most of its time on the Internet. The changes which are to take place will be so dramatic that they can be likened to the transition from apes to humans.
Whenever they reach 80 or 100 years of age, people will be very different from today's elderly, Last is certain.
According to experts in evolution, in the future people will live much longer than they do today. They explain that when people live a fast-paced life, they die earlier. But whenever our lives run more slowly and smoothly, we die later.
"At the moment, everything in our global society is mixed up. But there are opportunities within the crises, and the possibility for a metamorphosis during the apocalypse. I believe that the next system that our society creates will be highly more complex and righteous than our current civilization. I think that the next system will be as different from our modern world, as the modern world is from the Middle Ages, " Cadell Last is certain.
Last also postulates that the biological clock will no longer worry people and they will be able to affect it with future technologies.
"We've already begun this process. Women are giving birth at an ever later age. During the 70s of the last century, only 1% of children in the US were born by women over 35. 2 years ago, this percentage was 15. In addition, by the year 2050, unskilled workers will be replaced by robots, " further states Last.
According to other scientists, within a few decades, robots will replace humans who work as drivers and call center employees. Commerce will take place mainly on the Internet and stores will only be used to showcase their wares.
By then, job security will be significantly lower. Employees will have to agree to more inconvenient work hours. Within a few decades, the people earning the most money will be those who are not afraid of risk and would have a tendency to experiment with their bodies, explain futurologists, hired by the job search site xpatjobs.
