Any Human Ever site lets you draw a random life from 100+ billion people who ever lived
sebkrier · x · 2026-09-05
Any Human Ever is a new site that draws one random life from the 100+ billion humans who have ever lived, using real data to generate a birth year, location, and life story step by step.
- The draw follows real population distribution: exponential growth means a random birth is far more likely to fall near the present
- Log/linear time-scale toggle, with redraw options at each step
- All AI images on the site were generated locally on the creator's laptop, no data centers involved
The sharer joked about repeatedly "dying of dysentery in infancy" on reruns, and how quaint our diseases will look to whoever runs this sim in 200 years.
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