It should be kept charged at ~3.9V/cell (~65% charge), assuming 3.7V nominal voltage. Best storage temperature is 10°C, if memory serves, or maybe it was the best for charging. Self-discharge rate is ~15%/year at that temperature (~30% at room temp), so if you charge to 4.05V (80%) every 2-3 years, it should last long enough. All values depend on the exact cell chemistry. Learned on Battery University long ago.

My phone is 7 years old and the original battery is fine.

There is some evidence for the bizarre ideas: Social dominance theory - Wikipedia

Many Differences between Liberals and Conservatives May Boil Down to One Belief - Scientific American

People who score high in hierarchical world belief see the world as full of differences that matter because they usually reflect something real, inherent and significant. Such individuals often separate things of greater value from things of lesser value.

I expect gene editing soon to become so cheap that everyone starts customising their children, resulting in a situation analogous to where dogs are now: extreme variability improving the chances for survival by making sure we have the needed people for any situation except gamma ray burst which requires backups far from Earth.

Not necessarily the genes’ fault:

This may have been the purpose all along.

One is shorter than the others. Triple, eh?

Is a battery with one cell still a battery? Is an empty library still a library? Is an empty breadbox still a breadbox?