British researcher Nickolay Lamm, with the most advanced technology, drew what people would look like after 100 thousand. British researcher Nickolay Lamm, with the support of US genomics expert Alan Kwan, drew a picture of how the human face, which has undergone constant change for thousands of years, will undergo a change in 100,000 years. According to the predictions made by Lamm's computer-based drawings using the most advanced technology, 100 thousand years later the features of the human face will be as follows: "The nose will be flatter while the eyes will be much larger and more prominent. The field of view of the eye will expand and there will be more backward field of vision. The forehead will be wider and there will be a perfect symmetry between the left and right parts of the face, while the skin of the face will contain more pigment to protect it from ultraviolet rays and therefore has a darker complexion. "The nostrils will be bigger to get better and more oxygen."
We will be like this in 100 thousand years!
