Humans may evolve to have deformed bodies, second eyelid from overusing technology.

[Mindful]

CERRITOS, Calif. — Hunched back, clawed-hands, and second eyelids could be common features of human anatomy in the future, a recent computer model reveals. The shocking report warns that overusing technology could be steering human evolution in a direction that leaves people looking deformed compared to what we consider normal today.

There’s no question technology now plays a constant role in the lives of many people, but what is all that screen time really doing to the human body?

Researchers worked with a 3D designer to create images of a “future human” that accounts for all of the problems long-term tech use may cause. Though StudyFinds takes a neutral stand on the content we post and leaves it to our readers to debate or debunk, we certainly can’t help but raise an eyelid…or two…on these images.

Humans may 'evolve' to have deformed bodies, second eyelid from overusing technology

A hunched back, claw-handed, and second eyelid could be common features of human anatomy in the future, a new computer model reveals.

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[KissMy]

CERRITOS, Calif. — Hunched back, clawed-hands, and second eyelids could be common features of human anatomy in the future, a recent computer model reveals. The shocking report warns that overusing technology could be steering human evolution in a direction that leaves people looking deformed compared to what we consider normal today.

There’s no question technology now plays a constant role in the lives of many people, but what is all that screen time really doing to the human body?

Researchers worked with a 3D designer to create images of a “future human” that accounts for all of the problems long-term tech use may cause. Though StudyFinds takes a neutral stand on the content we post and leaves it to our readers to debate or debunk, we certainly can’t help but raise an eyelid…or two…on these images.

Humans may 'evolve' to have deformed bodies, second eyelid from overusing technology

A hunched back, claw-handed, and second eyelid could be common features of human anatomy in the future, a new computer model reveals.

studyfinds.org

Yes, all you online political trolls are killing yourselves.

 

[cnm]

Hunched back, clawed-hands, and second eyelids could be common features of human anatomy in the future, a recent computer model reveals.

How will it be more likely the possessors of those attributes pass on those genes? You know, the way evolution works...

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Yes, all you online political trolls are killing yourselves.

You first.

 

[KissMy]

You first.

In your dreams lying moron.

You posted 25k times on here in a year. That's proof you live online, gone mad spinning lies, don't have any real friends & will soon die.

I'm rarely on hear only posting 18k over 13 years.

 

[JoeMoma]

I'm thinking that humans will become Borg.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

In your dreams lying moron.

You posted 25k times on here in a year. That's proof you live online, gone mad spinning lies, don't have any real friends & will soon die.

I'm rarely on hear only posting 18k over 13 years.

Wow! I'm impressed with how clever you thought you sounded saying that.

 

[shockedcanadian]

They fail to consider how future computer access will work. If the technology remains stagnant as it is today, it's possible I suppose. however, the future of our online communication may be through Virtual Reality machines, voice to text recognition may replace the modern keyboard. For all we know, brain implants may be broadly used allowing us to somehow switch from our reality here to one fully immersive virtual world via a digital chip.

What we know today and the technological methods used will be well obsolete in 100 years, what about in 1000 years? Evolution may be speeding up, but it won't keep pace with our ability to create, manufacture and produce new technologies, which will in turn theoretically alter evolution.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I'm thinking that humans will become Borg.

Leftist "humans" already are Borg.

 

[sparky]

Hunched back, clawed-hands, and second eyelids could be common features

can't i just have a prehensile tail ?

~S~

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

can't i just have a prehensile tail ?

~S~

That'd come in handy.

 

[KissMy]

Wow! I'm impressed with how clever you thought you sounded saying that.

You're not clever at all. I'm only stating facts & don't care to be clever. Screen time has caused the rise in violence & stupidity since the TV addiction. Computers & smart phones only increase the problem.

The effects of screen time can have a substantial negative impact on your kid’s brain. A recent study by the National Institutes of Health showed that kids who spend more than two hours a day on screen time activities score lower on language and thinking tests. And kids who spend more than seven hours a day on screens show a thinning of the brain’s cortex, which manages critical thinking and reasoning.

Research shows what the adverse effects of too much screen time look like. Brain scans show that internet-addicted teens have shrunken gray matter, dictating critical processes like planning, empathy, and impulse control. And those teens also show disconnected white matter, which integrates different parts of the brain.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

You're not clever at all. I'm only stating facts & don't care to be clever. Screen time has caused the rise in violence & stupidity since the TV addiction. Computers & smart phones only increase the problem.

The effects of screen time can have a substantial negative impact on your kid’s brain. A recent study by the National Institutes of Health showed that kids who spend more than two hours a day on screen time activities score lower on language and thinking tests. And kids who spend more than seven hours a day on screens show a thinning of the brain’s cortex, which manages critical thinking and reasoning.

Research shows what the adverse effects of too much screen time look like. Brain scans show that internet-addicted teens have shrunken gray matter, dictating critical processes like planning, empathy, and impulse control. And those teens also show disconnected white matter, which integrates different parts of the brain.

Thanks for sharing your opinion.

 

[deannalw]

If everyone has something - it's not considered deformed anymore, is it?

 

[Carl in Michigan]

I'm thinking that humans will become Borg.

If Elon has his way

 

[JoeMoma]

If Elon has his way

Elon is the first Borg queen.