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  May 27 '08 by Runningthings        7 Comments        Watch this      Share:  Share on facebook    Share on delicious    Share on digg    Share on MySpace    Tweet this    Stumble this    Share this on Kaboodle   
I saw a documentary called Life after People last night, they say that physical evidence of the human race will last only 2000 years. The cities will be almost indistinguishable from the natural landscape. The seas will recover and there will be a new dominant species.

Kookaberry
   Kookaberry on Jun 10 '08 at 12:20am
Was it the Discovery Channel? Those are the same folks that said octopus will become simian-like and sharks will have pulsing bio luminescence along their bodies strangely timed to thrash metal music.
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seijihyouronka
seijihyouronka on Aug 11 '08 at 6:03pm
Bwaha
WarDrobeInSpareOom
WarDrobeInSpareOom on Aug 11 '08 at 6:04pm
The pyramids are over 2000 years old.
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YoYoDisciple
YoYoDisciple on Aug 16 '08 at 1:07am
Humans have been around for almost 2 million years.
tofurky
tofurky on Aug 16 '08 at 1:10am
I guess he means like, Cities now wont last that long?
ginetteginette
   ginetteginette on Aug 16 '08 at 1:16am
i watched that docu and it was amazing!! and although it's hypothetical, their estimates really do make sense - without us here to keep care of them, water will keep getting into the cracks in our buildings, spread bricks apart to make way for plants to crawl in and in no time at all houses can be turned to rubble.
pyramids have lasted centuries because of egypt's climate, but in this specific documentary it hypothized that also without us here to care for them, over thousands of years sandstorms can bury entire pyramids!

they had the most breathtaking images of what skyscrapers would look like centuries after humans disappear: they become entirely over run by vines and plants, hundreds of levels of new ecosystems! the buildings are hypothesized to be over run by mostly birds and cats! it's what my dreams look like.
ginetteginette
   ginetteginette on Aug 16 '08 at 1:17am
it was all pretty humbling and actually relieving to see that no matter how much we fuck up this planet (as long as we don't blow huge chunks out of it) it only takes about a few thousand years before animals and plants take total control again.
everyone should watch it!
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