Estimating the (world) state of affairs between 2050 and 2100, especially concerning destructive tendencies and human life chances, is a precarious venture. Several catastrophic trends could prevail over humans and the earth during this period, but our destiny depends on how we deal with these threats.

1. Climate Change and Environment Depletion

- Increased global temperature and the frequency and intensity of disasters such as hurricanes, droughts, and floods might hamper the quality of the environment. At the same time, the rate of sea rise could be significantly alarming. Climate change, which includes the thawing of polar ice caps, species extinction, and species collapse, are some of the dangers.

Impact on Survival: These changes might result in famine, water, and food scarcity, movements of large groups of people, and an increase in the struggle for survival that may lead to battles. But to survive, massive concerted international effort has to be made to reverse climate change by reducing emissions, adapting to the change, and re-establishing disrupted ecological systems.

2. Resource Depletion

- Excessive use of resources (for instance, fossil fuels, freshwater, and timber resources) may deplete them and hence cause scarcity. This could affect ecology by denying necessary ecosystem services. If unsustainable practices were employed in agriculture and tropical forests continued to be cut down, land and water resources might be degraded.

Impact on Survival: Resourcedepletion likely leads to economic instability, and agitation for scarce resources. However, the shift to green power, sustainable resource use, and new resource efficiency technologies may offset such consequences.

3. Technological Risks

Consequently, developments in technology as a boon are also associated with evils. These are artificial intelligence and its misuse, cyber warfare, and biotechnologies , such a synthetic biology and gene editing. Some of the threats may be autonomous weapons, threats related to cybersecurity, or bioweapons. Some of such catastrophic outcomes of misuse or unexpected effects could be. However, these risks can be mitigated by ethical frameworks, sound regulation, and international cooperation so that technological advancement benefits humanity's survival.

4. Political and Social Instability

Lack of political and social transformation will hinder solutions to problems that affect the world, resulting in conflicts and suffering. However, there are ways of positively influencing the cultures of different societies, for example, through supporting inclusive governance diplomacy and social justice, among others, to counter what we have referred to as destructive trends.

5. Pandemics and Health Crises

- Threats such as the appearance of new diseases, the resistance of bacteria to antibiotics, and the occurrence of epidemics remain threats to global health. The rate of human encroachment into the natural forest, urbanization, and climate change can enhance the risk of zoonotic diseases.

Episodes of pandemics can significantly affect healthcare facilities, economies, and human lives since they can be large-scale. However, newer medical facilities, global health policies, and smart monitoring systems can decrease these risks and improve our effectiveness in combating health problems.

6. Nuclear and Conventional Warfare

-The threat increase of the use of Nuclear weapons and the possibility of conventional-style war is equally catastrophic. Some of the essential threats include conflicts between nuclear states and the probability of usage of nuclear arms accidentally or on purpose.

- Nuclear warfare, on a larger scale, neutralizes human life and brings about effects that can be felt for several decades in terms of a deadly radioactive environment. However, global leaders must intervene to prevent these conflicts by advocating for disarmament, supporting and enhancing international legal instruments, and engaging in diplomacy.

Will We Survive?

Using the trends projected from 2050 to 2100, it is possible to assert that humanity depends on the ability to mitigate these negative processes through concerted efforts, the creation of new technologies, and collaboration on the international level. Thus, the problems are significant, but not unbeatable. Often, it is stated that the future is in the air, and what we do today determines the future that we will live in tomorrow. If the people of the world can solve the problems of climate change, resource depletion, governing technologies, and maintaining global peace and harmony today, then there is a high probability that we can survived and not only survives but prosper in the second half of the seventh decade of the 21st century.

Thank sir for the answer.You did a great job.Many things are clear and lets hope that things will improve if all similar mind people realize the speed of negative trends coming to earth and tight their belts to fight.

The time is to define their priorities.

Right - we're all going to die.

Try to offer technical perspective - not routine sky is falling enviro-hysteria. None of the identified hand-wringing scares is new, none identifies any "toxin". Let';s see data-based risk assessments for "environmental pollution contamination global warming toxins in basic five elements on tissue levels".

I'm really eager to understand "five elements of tissue level".