<p>Evolution will never stop.&nbsp;</p>
<p>All organisms are constantly evolving and mutating in small subtle changes that take long periods of time to manifest substantially.</p>
<p>Humans continue to evolve as our bodies change, new genes activate or are discovered within our DNA, out brains get bigger, we use more of it, etc.</p>
<p>Humans have gotten taller over time, more intelligent, lost body hair,etc. This is all due to evolution and is continuing even today</p>
<p>There are people in the world with what can best be compared to super powers that pharmaceutical companies are dying to examine and pay big bucks for.</p>
<p>A gentleman named Steven Pete for example has a rare genetic mutation which makes him immune to pain. Timothy Deyers bones are super dense and are almost impossible to break.</p>
<p>There are very few humans that currently have these conditions although they are becoming more and more common.</p>
<p>Scientists have actually identified a gene called ACTN3 which all humans have., Its nicknamed the Super-Sprinter gene. The number of defective copies of this gene plays a huge part in how "speedy" you are. In 2008 it was discovered that less than 2% of all Olympic sprinters have 2 defective copies of this gene, whereas that number is over 20% in the general population. ACTN3 has also been called the "sports" gene.</p>
<p>Every living organism, plant, animal, human, etc continues to evolve and that process will never stop. Every mutation, every change in lifestyle (sedentary, active, more gravity, less gravity, etc) causes an evolutionary change.</p>
<p>While not immediately visible in most cases, it is still happening and will continue to happen as long as life exists anywhere</p>

<p>There are quite a bit of opposing arguments regarding this topic. I don't think science is conclusive that evolution completes or is continuous, but I personally believe it's continuous. Even though we may not think we are evolving anymore, evolution is not something that can be witnessed over night with human beings (<em>in the physical form)</em> but in terms of other ways we are evolving, it's quite the opposite. Look at the achievements we made in technology in such a short time. Some would not attribute evolution to be a part of these achievements, but the technology is changing many aspects of humanity, and as the technology continues to evolve quickly, we evolve with it. If The human race is still here in 1000 years, I highly doubt we will still be the same as we are today, and if we are in the physical sense, we certainly won't be intellectually.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Evolution is supposed to be continuous but it seems that isn't the case. Evolution stops the moment an organism reaches its final form. Man is no longer evolving to anything and plants, animals and other organisms are no longer evolving into any other organisms. </p>