Future Earth: What Will Remain of Humanity After 100 Million Years? | Full Documentary

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• WU

  @wufoearth · 5 days ago · pinned

  After 100 million years, what do you think will survive longer: human civilization, our technology, or our impact on Earth?

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• DE

  @deirdrelewis1454 · 2 days ago

  IF humans survive, the changes that will occur, will take place so slowly that people will simply adapt, as they have always done. The earth will be very different but so, probably, will we. It’s an interesting thought experiment.

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• SA

  @SantoshKumar-ks4ll · 4 days ago

  बहुत अच्छा लगा सर

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• PE

  @peterfriedrich377 · 1 day ago

  Very interesting! I think about the dinosaurs. They don´t needed 100 million years to became birds. So, if manhood survives, maybe we become the "birds" of actual manhood? "birds" with a few traces of the old homo sapiens in them? Although we never know how these new entities act, what culture they have, what kind of technology and science. But from todays viewpoint, we never know.... because-  knew dinosaurs the art of to be a bird?

• FI

  @Fillgrave · 1 day ago

  I'm absolutely certain, humanity is going extinct - not during the next 100 million years but within less than the following 100 years!

• RO

  @rogerjosephmills9423 · 4 days ago

  How about birds.

• JO

  @joshbleyle4602 · 2 days ago (edited)

  In 100,000,000 years giant chickens will rule the world like dinosaurs once did. I'd bet your life on it.

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• AA

  @aarongarcia1101 · 3 days ago

  Does anyone see today how nothing at all is around from 100,000,000 years ago? There is the answer, you're welcome.

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• BE

  @benlesher9794 · 4 hours ago

  Can humanity last a hundred-million years? Of course but we will have to prepare ourselves for certain things such as our homes, schools, places of work and familiar products such as Corn Flakes, Volkswagen and Oscar Myer might not be the same or even exist  (gasp!). That is why we must prepare ourselves for a world that will more than likely include me but might not include you. Be strong and make sure you have a will!

• VE

  @venumames6921 · 4 hours ago

  I d tather be a neatherdal, than live in the far future.

• RI

  @richhollnd8240 · 56 minutes ago

  What will remain....nothing.

• CL

  @claudemaley2260 · 3 days ago (edited)

  Interesting video. However, better to ask what will happen in 100,000 years. The short answer is that humanity will have wiped itself out by destroying nature, succumbing to natural catastrophes, world-wide infections and pandemics, and by destroying each other's population through wars and conflicts. In fact, I would give humanity no more than 1,000 years to get there. And for all those still reading their SciFi comics (including the idiot Musk followers) , forget about going to another planet, let alone another star system. So, enjoy the moment.

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