[Discussion] Will every single human die in 150 years?

[Ultimate uzumaki form]

Quit stressing yourself about it, don't you realize every single person on earth right now will be dead in less than 150 years? -quoted from another thread

 

[TheCCV]

Unless everybody on earth for some odd reason decides to stop reproducing at the same time, then I don't think that will happen.

 

[Traffy]

Scientists actually believe that the human that will live over 150 years has already been born recently:

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[phantomlord22]

I have no idea what you are talking man !!!

 

[Ultimate uzumaki form]

Unless everybody on earth for some odd reason decides to stop reproducing at the same time, then I don't think that will happen.

There are a lot of ways we can die, I don't see the human race living for over 150 yrs due ot ourselves and natural disasters/natural resources.

Scientists actually believe that the human that will live over 150 years has already been born recently:

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Yellowstone is estimated to blow in 40 years, wouldn't that kill most if not all of north america?

I have no idea what you are talking man !!!

:?

 

[Expulso]

What?

 

[Traffy]

There are a lot of ways we can die, I don't see the human race living for over 150 yrs due ot ourselves and natural disasters/natural resources.

Yellowstone is estimated to blow in 40 years, wouldn't that kill most if not all of north america?

:?

They can't determine when yellowstone will erupt, it happens every 650,000 years if I'm not mistaken but it is due for one but the chances of it happening in our life time are slim.

 

[TheCCV]

There are a lot of ways we can die, I don't see the human race living for over 150 yrs due ot ourselves and natural disasters/natural resources.

We've got at least another 2000 years of natural resources in our hands, so that's not an issue, and assuming we DO run out, we would have configured ways of performing said activities without the resources (forcing us to go green), and natural disasters will never strike frequently enough or on a large enough scale to wipe out humanity.

 

[Jack Spicer]

I honestly don't think of the future. I only care about having fun. I have zero stress about providing for the future XD I'm selfish I guess or just carefree.

 

[Ultimate uzumaki form]

What?

You weren't blessed with comprehension son.

I honestly don't think of the future. I only care about having fun. I have zero stress about providing for the future XD I'm selfish I guess or just carefree.

How about both \:

 

[Wang]

There's lots of things that could happen: disease pandemic, drastic climate change, asteroid impact, but I'm mostly concerned about zombies.

 

[YowYan]

''In a 100 years from now, everyone living on this planet right now will be dead. So, it's inconsequential really, all the sh1t that you talk, all the bullsh1t that you stand for. It's more important what you build, what you'll be able to pass down to your children, what you're ready to create.. ''

- Immortal Technique

 

[-Sky-]

I doubt that will happen. But it's possible I guess. Predicting what will happen in 150 years from now would most likely just be a misconception anyways IMO.

 

[Xaviour]

Scientists actually believe that the human that will live over 150 years has already been born recently:

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Bwahahaha I've heard of this. Nice of you to bring it up

 

[AngryRock]

We've got at least another 2000 years of natural resources in our hands, so that's not an issue, and assuming we DO run out, we would have configured ways of performing said activities without the resources (forcing us to go green), and natural disasters will never strike frequently enough or on a large enough scale to wipe out humanity.

We have more than 2,000 years of natural resources. We have much more than 10,000 years of natural resources on earth. Ever heard of thorium?