Not if the earth has anything to say about it. We humans are already living far above the earth's ability to sustain our numbers, above our "carrying capacity". "Carrying capacity" is a concept in biology that plots a species' needs against the environment's ability to meet those needs. Only our ability to adapt and to invent is allowing us to float above the line on the graph that represents earth's ability to sustain its human population but the earth's resources have limits. Once we demand more than the earth can possibly give us, we're goners.

The 21st and early 22nd century will be the tipping point. Technology will leap forward but will global warming take effect? the could be drastic geographical changes. Most likely though, there will be people. But it all depends on how the next 100 years goes...

why do you ask man has been around for at least 20.000 years the persians now called iran have recorded history for over 4500 years and the chinese are not far behind them with modern drugs treatments and cures on the horizon i can imagine man being around in twice that time why not ok.

Unless a meteorite or something like that happens to earth, our species should still inhabit earth, according to science homo sapien sapiens havent been here for very long

That's like saying "how long is a piece of string?" Nobody knows there numerous opinions on this question but the truth of the factor is nobody knows

I always hated that dung hill of a song from first hearing it.

Tripe of the first water.

That's an old one

may be

I don't know........ tomarow will my dog be alive?

Hell no that b*tch goin down!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhNM2K8cm...