/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2344293
Thomas Edision was a scientist, inventor, and a bussinessman. He was not a engineer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Edison

Serioulsy, what does engineering have to do with an interest for technological things or invention? Do you even know want an engineer does or studies?

Sorry to burst your bubble, but an engineer isn't the same thing as an inventor.

I have a question /sci/. And to clarify the picture, it's one of the few I have on this computer in my folder. So, not related. Unless you want the girl to look like that.

This has been on my mind for the last fifteen minutes, and I want to know what you all think.

If you are trapped on an island with one girl and another guy whom you are best friends with.

If the girl chooses your friend as a mate and they make a female baby, then the other guy lets you fuck her and you make a male baby with her, will this reduce the "incest level" for future generations to come as you and the other guy have different DNA?

Or will it not matter that much in the end?

Think of this as being in an ideal system, with perfect healthcare as the two guys are high grade doctors in their previous life before they crashed on this island.

What's the punnet square of these future generations, and are they generally better than they would probably be if it was just one guy and one girl?

Start with the first new generation and those statistics, then proceed further.

As for me, I'm going to go have a smoke. Will be back soon to add to the discussion.