I know this is an unadulterated agenda thread, but I'll entertain it -
The answer is no.
Bron's career timelined perfectly for him be the last one to break the previous record due to the nature of the NBA now.
The talent pool is overflowing (harder to make your mark for an extensive period than ever before), young men are coming into the league with a ton more mileage on their bodies due to starting competitively at a much younger age (which is partly the reason for the ever-increasing rate of injuries), the game demands more physical exertion on court, there's a greater emphasis on load management (less opportunity to get selected during any given season), and monetary gain can be reached within a more finite period, all of which a player would need to overcome or push past, and the only way they'd do that is not only being a more durable athlete than him, but a more transferable and relevant one, which is at long odds of ever happening.