Social Darwinism And Genetic Characteristics

Social Darwinism states that people who are best adapted to a society will succeed. Ones that are better suited will advance, although those that are unskilled will suffer. Social Darwinism may be under genetic regulations, but typically, they are not usually dealt with. However, eugenics attempts to build a higher performance society to improve a human population by controlled breeding to increase the occurrence of gene characteristics. In addition, societal concerns are secondary concern and put to the service to genetic ones. However, eugenic efforts usually distinguish themselves by the idea that an intervention must take place to separate before they become
diversed.