How do sterile and infertile organisms fit in evolution by natural selection?
Are they undergoing evolution by natural selection even when they can't reproduce? Is the fact that their fitness to their environment is tested like other reproducing organisms to say that they are part of evolution? Or are they not at all part of evolution?

https://youtu.be/dqPqSBiO2K0

Alright /sci/, let's assume you gained a lot of power in the past years, and now you can finally make policies about your population, involving their genetics and environment.

How would you like to build this new society?
Which set of traits are desirable inside said society and why?
Do you prefer one single homogeneous phenotype or people divided in eugenic castes according to their specialization?
How will you raise and educate people?

(please, no useless shitty fetishes like big women small men, you don't want to destroy your reputation, expecially in front of the oligarchy...)

If you're so smart, why are you vaccinated?

>+3000 pages book
>adobe reader search function refuses to work
Yeah I think I had enough of this ride, goodbye bros

For men

Hello /sci/

I would like to return to college next year, sometime in the summer or fall. I would like to study something practicable, hopefully a degree in either commerce or engineering. However, I'm 26. Barring some classes I took in college, I haven't studied math in close to 9 years.

I can more or less balance an equation, and I sort of understand how functions are graphed, but I probably need to review factoring, exponents, and other concepts that were included in the same course. I've tried Khan Academy but hated it - it felt like a lot of trivial concepts received too much attention at lower levels and higher level concepts not enough. I suspect it will be easy enough to find alternative resources elsewhere, but the problem is I don't really know where to start. I am looking for a curriculum that sets out the order in which foundational mathematical concepts are most commonly learned.

Could any of you gentlemen make a suggestion?

/sci/ can solve this easy right?

Give it to me straight, /sci/,
Is the Lambda-CDM model incorrect?

Mystery deaths in the UK are up. But they should be down. What might cause this?