A shocking scientific study.. terrifying distortions that will affect humans as a result of technological addiction

A scientific study predicted that the shape of humans will tend to distort in the distant future as a result of excessive dependence on technology.

And in a recent research project commissioned by TollFreeForwarding.com, a 3D designer created a character called "Mandy," a futuristic version of ourselves, after technology-related issues came to "theoretically" upon us.

These problems can range from looking at our phones in our hands all the time or sitting in reclining chairs to being lazy in front of the television or electronic games.

The research predicted that future humans would have an extra second eyelid.

This is due to our exposure to harmful blue light, enabling us to evolutionarily feign this second eyelid to combat this.

"The lens of the eye can be developed to be a barrier to 'incoming blue light' but not other wavelengths such as green, yellow or red," said University of Toledo researcher Kason Ratnayake.

Technology can also have major impacts on our necks, which has caused a new medical condition called 'tech neck'.

And also the research expected that the shape of our hands will differ.

The emergence of the so-called text paw and text paw, a newly dubbed condition, as a result of holding your smartphone and wrapping fingers around it in a fixed position for long periods of time.

"The way we hold our phones can cause strain at certain contact points - causing a 'text claw', which is known as cubital tunnel syndrome," said Dr. Nikola Djordjevic from Med Alert Help.

In the future, humans could also face other problems such as a 90-degree elbow, a thicker skull, a smaller brain, and a curved back.

The study found that the ways we can avoid becoming Mindy's imaginary research model is to make sure we exercise and stay away from our smartphones, laptops and TV screens to rest and give the body its relative freedom.

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