Climate Change, Symbiotic Evolution and Superhumans

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The narrative explores the consequences of global warming on human evolution, detailing how endosymbiotic archaea evolve into new organelles called archaeaons. These organelles enhance cellular functions and give rise to a resilient new human phenotype, homo neoneanderthalis, capable of thriving in extreme climates with high temperatures and carbon dioxide levels. This hardy species possesses unique metabolic traits, enabling it to synthesize carbohydrates and proteins in harsh conditions, ultimately leading to the emergence of superhuman hybrids that can adapt and prosper in a changing environment.