eugenics

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eugenics (82:6sec). See also genetics; handicaps; races
Adamic age usually witnesses elimination of unfit (52:3.4)
Adamites, Andites exterminated inferiors (64:3.5) (80:1.7) (80:5.5-6)
all primitive tribes killed deformed and sickly children (68:6.8)
civilization in danger when youth ignore (111:4.4)
curse of deteriorated, antisocial, feeble-minded, and outcast specimens (70:9.14) (82:6.4-7)
early war destroyed unfit peoples; modern war the opposite (70:2.3-9)
false sentiment fosters and perpetuates hopelessly defective human strains (52:2.11-12) (99:3.5)
Greek culture perished due to imported slaves (80:7.6)
in continental nation (72:4.2) (72:5.2) (72:10.1,3)
in hunting era, tribes destroyed those deemed inferior (80:3.9)
in progressive civilization (71:4.11)
matings between inferior strata diminish creativity (82:6.5)
nonsurvival by disinheritance due to inferior ancestors (109:3.8)
poverty cannot be eliminated if defectives reproduce without restraint (71:3.8)
prejudice against crossbreeding (82:6.3)
recommended societal actions
all-important work of eliminating defectives and degenerates (52:2.9-12) (64:1.8) (70:8.14-18) (75:1.1-2) (79:2.4-8) (79:4.2) (82:6.11)
biologic disfellowshiping of more markedly unfit, defective, degenerate, and antisocial stocks (51:4.8) (52:5.9)
biologic fitness through selective reproduction in light and life (55:4.11) (55:6.3)
difficulty in executing eugenics in absence of competent judges (51:4.8)
folly of allowing superiors to mate with inferiors (64:1.8)
foster normal man; keep subnormal under control (68:6.11)
racial interbreeding disastrous under present conditions (51:5.7)
scientific intelligence must supersede uncontrolled natural selection (65:3.6)
unfit should be eliminated before racial blending (51:4.8)
sex slavery polluted biologic fitness of superior peoples (69:5.10)

Cross-references

See also genetics
See also handicaps
See also races

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