Anthropology – Our evolutionary future

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You will need to answer the question below from an Anthropology point of view, PLEASE DO NOT USE ANY OUTSIDE SOURCES. the answer should be 1 to 2 paragraphs only.   Many people today think that humans are no longer subject to evolution, and/or evolutionary processes. Given what you have learned in this course, and what you know is going on, How would you counter that argument? and What evidence would you give to support it? You can include you in your answer processes/changes/challenges that are currently taking place, or some that (based on what you know) may take place in the future

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