What we look like in the future hinges on how integrated we are and whether or not a specific phenotype is consistently selected for by the entire world culture. The amount of variation present in the current human genome is considerable and will not be easily modified into a uniform "look" without very concerted effort. Frankly, the easiest way to achieve a uniform appearance in a world population would be genetic engineering (eugenics) and sterilization or euthanasia of all those nasty outliers in a population. Or simple destruction of populations and cultures that will contribute to continued variation, but that seems to be a bit negative in a world where the supposed reason we're all part of a world culture is that we all get along. So, the reality is, lots of variation will probably be accepted and, with no selection for specific traits the overall population will shift somewhat but the frequency of all the alleles will not change appreciably.
No, not all Asian people look alike. Just like people from any other racial or ethnic group, Asian individuals have a wide range of physical features and characteristics that distinguish them from one another. Making assumptions based on race is a harmful stereotype.
There is no important difference genetically between Asian people and white or darker skinned people. We are all essentially the same genetically, as if we all came from the same genetic stock. The Asian people's merely have a little extra fat deposited around the eye which gives it a somewhat narrower appearance. That is all.
Breast size can vary among individuals of all ethnicities, including Asian women. Just like women of other ethnic backgrounds, Asian women can have a range of breast sizes - small, medium, or large - and it is important to remember that breast size does not determine a person's worth or beauty. It's essential to embrace body diversity and promote body positivity for all individuals.
Asian hardwood refers to wood that comes from tree species native to Asia. Some common types of Asian hardwood include teak, mahogany, and cherry. Asian hardwood is known for its durability, attractive grain patterns, and is commonly used in furniture and flooring.
Concern for family and future generations is important for ensuring their well-being and creating a sustainable future. Taking action to protect the environment, promote social justice, and build a stable economic foundation are all ways to show concern for family and future generations. It's about making decisions today that will positively impact the lives of those who come after us.
All elephants do look the same. There are 2 types of elephants, African and Asian. But they don't look the same.
Asian Football Confederation's motto is 'The Future is Asia'.
No. Miley is not Asian. They are sisters and they look alike but not Asian. Same mom. Um.... idk. but no
The future tense of “look” is “will look.”
He doesn't look Native at all, looks to be Asian. Dumb commercial.
To stop all Asian Immigration
because you want him to..anything but what he is ANOTHER PERSON SAYS: Well, he actually does look part Asian. And the answer on the top of me is wrong. He says that he is Quarter-Asian, therefore he has Asian features.
They would all die and we would lose the worlds largest land animal and all of the future would hate our generation.
You look Asian.
I personally think that our eyes nose and eyebrows make us look Asian.
The future tense of the word "look" is "will look." For example, "I will look for my keys tomorrow."
The Asian and Latino population is expected to increase threefold over the coming years.