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It is kind of hilarious to argue about the skin color of people millennia from now as if they would be static. Considering the amount of globalization, I would
by _ph_ 5y ago
It is kind of hilarious to argue about the skin color of people millennia from now as if they would be static. Considering the amount of globalization, I would expect humanity to look quite different in a couple of hundred years already. If there are major visible differences between people 10k years in the future, they probably are along planet boundaries, and in which way they express is difficult to estimate. UV radiation might still play a huge role in skin coloring, but there could be many other differentiators being common.
- nottorp 5y agoIn 10000 years we should all be some (light?) shade of brown. If we get rid of the racism at least.
- _ph_ 5y agoOne the one side yes, the current differences are getting mixed up, but with a multi planetary species, complete different traits could appear and show differentiation. May be larger differences in tallness, depending on gravity for example.
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