So According To Evolution?

“there will be different species that are no longer humans walking around ruling the earth?” This assumes that humans rule the world. I would disagree. Your body right now has approximately 100 trillion human cells in/on it. However, your body, right now, also has 1,000 trillion bacteria cells on it. Bacteria dominate the biological world, including your own body.
So, in short, yes, there will be another species that dominates the world long after humans have gone extinct.
“The next logical step is to grow wings and fur?’ This assumes that evolution is a process that has design aspects in mind beforehand. That is not the case. Evolution is simply variation acted upon by selective forces. It has no “goals” in mind. So your idea that the “next logical step” is something or another is irrelevant. Evolution is a blind watchmaker.

Not necessarily wings or fur. Humans may evolve though, over the course of millions and millions of years.
If you think you can predict the random process of evolution, well, you know absolutely nothing about it.
If I had to venture to guess, I’d say our next stage of evolution will be more of a mental one, but again, this a prediction by somebody on Y! Answers, a collection of the lowest forms of human life that can operate a computer.

If you understood evolution you would know it’s very unlikely that we evolve very much beyond where we are now. Society is so advanced that very little demands are put on our bodies. The weak do not die off very easily, so the survival of the fittest factor is voided. Even in much poorer countries the standard of living is high enough that any evolution would be very unlikely.

Nope..
Evolution says nothing about what we will be or that a new species will evolve from humans….
Humans may not evolve significantly at all. Other animals such as alligators, have changes very little in millions of years and others have changed significantly in the same period…
Only time will tell…
IMHO

Usually, people tend to adapt to their environment. Humans still in the process of evolution; people are getting smarter. Also our technology still evolving. Even the earth is not at its last phase.

Haha. No. Humans evolved the brains to make these things for them. I just wrote a 1000 word essay on that.
But seriously, are you a troll? Cause it would be awesome to have a troll friend here!

Creatures don’t mutate to fit their environment. That is not true, nor is it what evolution states can happen with biology.

level 5!!!!!!!

What you know about evolution would fit in a thimble with room to spare.

I didn’t think you believed in white people?

no.

Hell no ,but
EVOLUTION COULD NOT DO THIS
There are several different blackpoll warblers, each
of which travels to different places. The Alaskan blackpoll
warbler is an intriguing little creature, with abilities
which baffle scientists.
He doubles his weight twice a year, without adding
any fat. In the process, his tiny body goes from 1/2 oz. to
1 oz. in weight.
In the autumn of each year he begins a 5,000-mile
journey to a far distant land, without the use of any maps
to help him. The entire trip is made non-stop by a oneounce
bird!
While still in Alaska, without knowing what the
word, “barometer” means, the little fellow waits for a
low-pressure weather system to arrive. Of course, highand
low-pressure weather had come and gone throughout
the summer, but he knows just the right time to pay
attention to this one.
When it arrives, it brings with it a wind from the
northwest, and off he goes! Flying steadily for four days
and four nights, our little friend flies 3,000 miles and
arrives at the New England coast.
But he does not stop there, but flies on and on. However,
this time, he changes his flight plan: Heading south
over the ocean, he flies higher into the sky—increasing
his altitude to nearly 16,000 feet! Most humans cannot
suddenly go to that elevation—3 miles high—without
needing to recuperate for a time before doing anything
strenuous. For 40 hours our little friend flies on and on,
without map or compass over the trackless ocean. It is
bitterly cold and there is almost no oxygen. Scientists
believe that, at night, he may look up at some of the
stars for guidance! Eventually, he arrives in Venezuela
where he winters over. Next spring, he will double his
weight again and make the return trip, following the same
route to Alaska—another 5,000-mile journey.
By the way, what do you think he eats in order to
supply him with the energy to travel 10,000 miles a year?
Bugs that he catches. It has been estimated that, in relation
to relative amounts of “fuel tanks” each has, an
automobile would need an engine which could provide
it with 720,000 miles per gallon—in order to accomplish
what this tiny bird does.
Evolution requires haphazard change and haphazard
activity, in order to produce the intricate things within
our bodies and amazing things that all of us can do.
But what about the tiny Alaskan blackpoll warbler.
Who told him to do what he does? Why does he do it?