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Created bizarre 3D model of what a human race will look like in a thousand years
A company has created a 3D model of a future human being taking into account the changes in which the body goes through excessive use of gadgets, and the result is even scary.
One company has created a 3D model of a future human being considering changes in the body due to the constant use of technology and the result is bizarre and frightening.
So will the body of a human being in the year 3000 due to the constant use of technology! Researchers have created Mindy, a 3D model of a 3000 year old human that features evolutionary changes such as the claw-shaped hand, the thicker skull, and the curved body.
Nicknamed 'Mindy' the human from a relatively near future has a curved back, looking like a hump, a change caused by the amount of time she spends sitting in front of the computer screen at home or office and tinkering with smart phones, according to TollFreeForwarding.
Thicker skull, but smaller brain
To avoid damage caused by poor posture, the neck muscles will grow due to the same problem - the constant use of smartphones and being often in front of the computer.
His skull will grow thicker, thus protecting the brain from radiofrequency radiation emitted by cellphones, which according to some scientists could have serious health implications.
The brain will also shrink, according to the latest scientific theory that sedentary lifestyle is reducing human brain capacity.
Being constantly with the smart phone in hand, this will turn into a kind of claw, the elbow will be folded in a 90 degree position for the reason of being too long to hold the smartphone.
Perhaps the most bizarre change that may be formed over this period of time is the second pair of eyelids to filter out the excessive light emitted by technological devices.
Since this model can be considered exaggerated and made to impact, it is a fact that due to the hours we spend in front of computers and always clinging to smart phones, this is changing our skulls. S. N.
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