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You can ask one question from a person from the year 3024. What are you asking?
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Send noods plz?
okay but honestly it would be super interesting to see how humans have changed over those thousand years
1000 years is too little for big evolutionary changes in a species that reproduces as slowly as us. So unless they went full cyborg or generic engineering the changes won't be very big.
I mean not even from evolution, but like style and what not. 500 years ago things like tattoos as a fashion thing would be unheard of outside like tribal stuff (I think at least I'm no expert). would be interesting to see what they come up with
video tattoos, split tongues, robotic sidekicks
1000 years is long enough for us to get a lot more comfortable with things like eugenics, cloning, or other genetic fuckery.
I recall reading our evolutionary trend is headed towards making toes obsolete, so they might be down to only three or four by then.