Is it possible for the apes, which exist now, to evolve into new humans in the future?

Man has his infancy, childhood, and youth, youth, middle age, prime of life, and old age. This is the law of development of all living things, including monkeys and orangutans. Life on the earth has been around for millions of years, and human history has been hundreds of thousands of years.

But at a critical moment, the ship of human evolution parted ways at the crossroads of biological evolution, opened the door to a new world, and walked in. Since then, human beings have entered a new magical and beautiful world, and all animals have been left far behind the gate of civilization, and human beings continue to evolve on the road of civilization.

And all the animals of the world have evolved in the savage and low-level predators of the jungle, and they have evolved fangs and sharp teeth, sharp claws like knives, eyes to seek prey, and a keen sense of smell. Running on all fours like flying. Wings that soar can make holes and hide in the ground, and some have evolved the ability to fly against walls.

The genetic inheritance from generation to generation makes them genetic inheritance solidified, and the genetic code is formed, which is inherited from generation to generation and becomes a fixed species.

In the long river of evolution, all animals in the world have experienced infancy and childhood, and have entered the prime of life, such as turtles and crocodiles, their genetic code has long been solidified, and they will always develop and grow according to this fixed genetic code, and become a fixed species.

Can orangutans and monkeys evolve into humans? We see circus monkeys, capable of riding bicycles, able to imitate humans and do many human movements, but they do not evolve into humans anyway, their genetic code has long been solidified, and they will always develop and grow according to their genetic code.

Is the human genetic code solidified? Most of the human genetic code has been solidified, but not 100%, and there are still many genes that are not solidified. For example, a northerner lives in the south, and their children are born in the south, and when they grow up, they go to the north and find that they are completely different from the northerners, especially the language pronunciation, which is all the pronunciation of the southern language, and is forever different from the northern language.

This is why many small areas of human genes are not solidified and can be changed.

But there's more! There are also infancy, childhood, adolescence, and middle age in a person's life. This is the evolutionary time period in a person's life.

Infancy and childhood are the most easily changed, with genes solidified in adolescence and deep-rooted in middle age. So a person can change in infancy and childhood, and many of their genetic codes are not solidified, and it is very difficult to change them in adolescence.

A person is born in a place, this person has gone through infancy and childhood, and this person basically belongs to the people of this place. Let's take a look at many animals, these animals have been inherited from generation to generation, growing on the earth, they are all ancient animal species, their genetic code has long been solidified, can no longer be changed on a large scale, that is, parroting, can speak human words, but they can never break through their ancient genetic building built by genetic code, and can not become another species.

Quite possibly. Because they are also growing and evolving, they will also keep changing over time.

No way. Humans have evolved to a certain limit. Therefore, it is impossible to become a new human being.

Yes, because every animal is constantly evolving, and over time some new species will evolve.

It should not be possible, after all, environmental factors are also very important, the environment affects the variation, and the current environment does not promote the evolution of apes.

No, because now humans have their own reproduction system, which is just a related legend and does not have some real scientific basis.

No, it won't. Because this kind of evolution can only happen in a specific environment, not all environments can happen.

This is what the so-called "99 percent extinction" means, modern apes can only be said to be our relatives, not our ancestors. Survival solutions can be customized according to user habits. Each species adapts to its own living environment.

They choose different strategies to adapt to the same or different environments, reproduce offspring, and perpetuate incense, so they have different forms.

It should not be the final form, and I believe that in hundreds of millions of years, we will be very different from what we are now.

From the current point of view, this is the case, but how the biological sciences develop in the future cannot be improved, and it may continue to evolve.

I think that in the current state of affairs, human beings should be the final form of evolution.

Because the living environment is no longer allowed, it takes a long time for species to evolve, and it requires a special living environment.

Because they hit a bottleneck, the rate of evolution slowly weakens over time, and they stagnate for a long time.

Because humans are not the goal of species evolution.