Question

How will humans go extinct?

Answer 1

Human extinction refers to the hypothetical annihilation of the human species. This could be due to natural or anthropogenic (human) causes, but the risks of extinction due to natural disasters, such as a meteorite impact or large-scale volcanism, are generally thought to be low. Human extinction caused by anthropogenic factors is commonly referred to as omnicide.

Complete answer:
Extinction is caused by five major factors: habitat loss, introduced species, pollution, increase, and overconsumption. Students will compile a list of reasons why animals can become extinct as part of this activity.

The current extinction crisis is entirely the result of our actions. A century of habitat destruction, pollution, the spread of invasive species, overharvesting in the wild, global climate change, increase, and other human activities have pushed nature to the brink of extinction.

Many anthropogenic extinction scenarios have been proposed, including global climate change, global nuclear annihilation, BW, and ecological collapse. Some scenarios revolve around emerging technologies such as advanced artificial intelligence, biotechnology, or self-replicating nanobots. The possibility of anthropogenic human extinction within the next hundred years is the subject of heated debate.

Note: If humans became extinct, the Earth would thrive. It appears that the earth's vast overpopulation and pollution are the results of over thirty millennia of struggle to reach the Moon and determine its nature. If humans became extinct, the state of the planet would be meaningless to us because we would no longer exist.