The AsapSCIENCE team has reviewed today's most exciting scientific developments and predicted the future of our time.

About 10,000 years ago, people developed a tolerance for cow-to-cow. In our past 150 years, our average height was 10 centimeters. Our average life expectancy has increased by 20 years in only 65 years, thanks to the developments experienced in modern art. What kind of situation will these developments that we have experienced in a short time become in a thousand years? The AsapSCIENCE team has reviewed today's most exciting scientific developments and predicted the future of our time.

First of all, people have too many reasons to be proud of themselves. Our brains work so well that even the most advanced computer systems do not get close to the performance of our brain. In a research conducted in 2014, K computer in Japan (one of the world's most advanced computers) tried to imitate human brain activity. With 705 thousand 24 processor cores, 1.4 million GB of RAM and 40 minutes of work, the computer succeeded in simulating the 1 second activity of the human brain.

However, this may change in a short time. Scientists say that in the future, computers will reach the speed of our brains and even artificial intelligence will be able to talk and interact like people, listen and remember us. Of course, as computers go more and more people become human, we will start living a more intimate life with robots.

Robots walking around in our body

Scientists say that in the future, very small-sized robots called nanobots will swim in our veins and improve the body's normal abilities. These developments, called Transhumanism, envisage that our talents will no longer be limited to biological production and will go far beyond today.

The only thing that will change with technology is not our body. The team says that masses of microscopic robots can be arranged as a building and redistribute once the work is done. In other words, you will be able to pick up your house and remove it to use it for other purposes.

Global warming will also change our bodies

Over the next thousand years, the number of languages ​​spoken around the world will decline considerably. On the other hand, it is predicted that dark-skinned people will be more advantageous against future expected ultraviolet rays and extra heat.

After all these developments (if we still use our bodies today) we are likely to be longer and weaker. Global warming is being shown as one of the most important reasons for these changes that are expected to happen in our bodies.