Future People will be Plastic ...

[dogtag]

It seems inevitable, because if my generation, the
present one, the one after that have all been eating
microplastics, then the slow build up of plastics in
our systems will eventually lead to a future where
children will be largely if not wholly made of plastic.
Could be a good thing as I've never heard of a plastic
disease, and as everything we eat contains this crap
there's no escaping our fate anyway. Bon Appetit.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12940075/microplastics-meat-plant-based-a

[Major Tom]

The human race will keep evolving. A million years from now; humans will look like what we imagine space humanoids look like. They will know how to 'time travel'.

[JohnMOhio]

Like most things, humans either adapt or die from it. I never gave it a thought that there would be this micro plastic. However, it would seem to me there are other things we have in our environment that we are not told about. An example most of are aware of is Roswell. What really happened? Not to many years ago we were told our military was exposed to mind altering drugs and exposure to atomic radiation. To some extent, our scientists were not to much different to the Nazi and Japanese experiments during WW2.

[Major Tom]

I was born on the day we dropped 'the bomb' on Japan. During the ensuing years the radiation from above ground A. tests flowed over the Midwest.