Bacteria don't have sexuality. They copy themselves if you will and exchange small bits of DNA rings with each other but they don't have sexes individuals belong to

Single cell life doesn't have sexuality, not even all multicellular organisms do. And there are lifeforms like plants that throw around their pollen and hope that pollen of the opposite sex meet or make insects or alike distribute their pollen to other plants. That's sexuality in the biological sense, too

So my Spanish teacher was wrong. I hope she didn't make up the language, too

It's no definite proof, it is just very unlikely that they can remember their former partner but can't differentiate between sexes. They look all the same to us but not to them.

Someone else debunked my comment but they still more likely go to their old partner so they seem to remember them

Penguins form life long relationships and don't even rebound if their partner dies. Pretty sure they can tell genders apart

What even makes you think the industrial revolution is a given? It happened exactly once at earth. Also: We are not doomed. It is easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism but both are possible outcomes

Either there is no conspiracy or you are part of it, we'll never know

Not necessarily in a patriarchal one and guess what jobs resemble most.

In it's etymological origin, a Roman familia contains the father, wife, children and slaves. Basically all property of the father.

Aren't lambs kind of per definition babies? Or did lambs have babies and it's even smaller?