/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15339914
The decline in plasticity and fertility is the biggest problem humanity is facing right now.
I think it's absurd that we claim that our medical science is advanced when we can't even stop these two things from occurring before people even enter the workforce (because many enter it in their mid 20s after doing a degree).
If you continue that career, chances are you will not be able to afford the lifestyle you had as a child for your own children until an age where you become very infertile.

If these problems are solved in the next year or so, humanity is screwed. It doesn't help that we have a cardiovascular nightmare in this world right now. Potentially the most toxic environment for our body ever, worse than early industrial age pollution.
Hell I'm drinking tap water that I literally piss and shit into and it's barely filtered correctly. Humanity is fucked. We are too stupid to fix this shit now. Not even the geniuses of the planet have the ability to solve this problem. Hell even if they did, some organisation or group out there would likely prevent it for the sake of their own financial pocket. Looking at you, pharma industry.