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Guyverman — Future human evolution
Published: 2008-08-20 10:40:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 27069; Favourites: 74; Downloads: 9169
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Hi everyone,Here's an image of a comparison of the skull of the modern human being (Homo Sapiens Sapiens), on the left, while the right shows a skull of what we may look like if we reached higher into evolution (Assuming we don't get all crazy with technology like in robotics or genetic manipulation, because that kind of evolution's overrated!) For a name of this new breed of human, I have chosen ''Homo Lex'' (Wisest man) If anyone can do a "re-construction" of this new species, I'd appreciate it.)
As you can see, the skull of the Homo Lex has a larger cranium than we do, allowing a greater brain capacity. Additionally, these humans have a largely reduced momentum (chin bone), a flatter facial profile and the mouth now houses one less set of teeth than modern man. This is because evolution slowly made greater limits in the amount of space in our mouths. (This is why some people need to get their wisdom teeth removed).
Since humans mainly live in artificially lighted conditions, the width of the eye sockets aren't as big. Also, due to the weight of the skull, the Lexs' neck vertebrae is thicker and broader to support the skull's weight, which also makes makes a risk of breaking it while lying down.
I hope you find my concept interesting and please comment!



















