> I don’t think that human[ity] will become any significantly smarter in the near future Anecdotal side note: I recently visited a archaeological museum on gre

> I don’t think that human[ity] will become any significantly smarter in the near future Anecdotal side note: I recently visited a archaeological museum on greek civilization. Some of the artifacts were 6000 years old and I was really surprised how ... delicate and "modern" for the lack of a better word ... the earthenware looked. That really made me think that humans back then were just as intelligent as we are today. I think that may be a fact that may be supported by biological evidence? Brain size comparisons of skulls maybe? Either way, if humans have not been less intelligent back then, there is only technical progress left.