What you are describing is not natural selection but desperate living. Is this what scientists are studying?
Um, no...it's natural selection. Please try and study the subject before attempting to discuss it. I mean, would you try and discuss 18th Century Russian literature before you've ever read a single book by a Russian author?
Before this conversation sinks further into an Abbott and Costello sketch, I am not asking you who decides whether the coin comes up heads or tails, I am trying to find out who is flipping the coin (even you must admit that coins don't flip themselves) and why they chose heads or tails. Wings or gills. Feathers or scales. Segmented eyes or bony thorax.
But they do happen all on their own. Natural selection acts on variability within populations, and we know for a fact that this variability comes about all on it's own. We see it happen, all the time, every day, right before our eyes.
Do you know what unnatural selection means Jose? It means that there is another possibility nature could have traveled.
It's called "artificial selection", and it refers to when humans do the selecting, typically for traits that while they may not be beneficial for survival in the wild, are beneficial towards our use of the animal, e.g. fatter cows, domesticated dogs, woolly sheep, etc.
Who or what decides this selection? Who or what decides what is natural or unnatural? How did scientists arrive at the natural in natural selection? Is it becasue science says "that's how it happens"? Maybe Mother Nature does work in mysterious ways.
We call it "natural" because it happens on its own. If you're going to argue that in reality, some god or other entity is doing the selecting, then please provide supporting evidence. Otherwise, you're simply making something up.
Im not sure where your inquisitive interest stops and where your paranoia begins but if youre funding millions of dollars into any research and development project you are going to want positive results by however you define positive and whatever means you can benefit from these results (or why would you fund it?). Having paid millions of dollars for said research and development program you will also have the right and luxury to obtain and/or disclose any information you want. Who is going to blame you for any of your decisions or actions? Who is going to accuse you of a cover-up? It's your money that's funding the project!
So you're accusing the scientific community (specifically the subset that works in evolutionary biology) of fraud and conspiracy. Now where I'm from, if you're going to accuse people of something that serious, there's an understood obligation to back that accusation up with evidence. Simply making a serious accusation without any evidence whatsoever is considered very ugly and nasty behavior. Perhaps things are different for you, and you feel absolutely no such obligation; perhaps you feel you are free to accuse anyone of anything, no matter how heinous, and you don't have to back it up with anything at all.
So which is it? Do you have evidence of this conspiracy, or do you feel no moral obligation to provide any?