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    Pros And Cons Of Eugenics

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    Eugenics has been a controversial topic since the 1900’s‚ while most people think that the idea of eugenics originated from Nazi Germany‚ it was actually formed by English mathematician from the British Empire named Francis Galton. The concept of eugenics created by Galton was that babies had to be “good in stock‚ and hereditarily endowed with noble qualities”. In summary‚ the ideology of eugenics was to purposely engineer and create what their idea of a perfect human was with the use of genetics

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    There has been a massive shift in the perception of eugenics from these events to now. Eugenics is now known as a pseudoscience with genetic science becoming more and more prevalent. Historical events‚ like those in the US and Germany were vital in making this positive shift‚ however‚ the biggest turning points are the increase of knowledge and biotechnology that is accessible‚ the change of control from the state back to the individual and a shift in the perception of those considered “unfit”.

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    Communism and Eugenics are similar. One way they are in common is that they both want to have 1 social class. The second reason is they want to make the social classes more equal to make a better society. The fact that both sides want to have 1 social class shows that they are both similar. An example of this is “All creatures would agree that it was better to be healthy then sick‚ vigorous than weak‚ well-fitted than ill-fitted…” this was said by Galton in his ways of making the world better with

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    genetically acceptable? The argument of for Eugenics is a widely debated topic that has been going on since as early as 4th Century B.C.‚ when Plato suggested a state-run program to control mating in order to strengthen what Plato considered as the Guardian Class (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy‚ 2014). Historically‚ Eugenics has been at the root of several movements to ensure a better human race‚ throughout a wide variety of cultures. How Eugenics is pursued is decided by the individual and

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    Eugenics Eugenics‚ the practice of “improving” the human race by selective breeding‚ is an idea that gained widespread dominance during the late 19th century. In 1883‚ English scientist Francis Galton (1822–1911) coined the word eugenics‚ from the Greek word eugenes‚ meaning “well-born” or “hereditarily endowed with noble qualities” (Door‚ 2018). As the father of eugenics‚ Galton crafted the concept based on Gregor Mendel’s laws of heredity and created a positive and negative eugenics system. Worldwide

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    Eugenics: The Unethical Pseudoscience Our topic was on selective human breeding‚ or in other words eugenics. If you don’t know what eugenics is don’t worry I’ll tell you‚ according to Oxford dictionaries eugenics is the science of improving a population by controlled breeding to increase the occurrence of desirable heritable characteristics. Desirable heritable characteristics for example can be things like a particular eye color‚ hair color‚ height‚ etc. My question to you all is if you think

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    Eugenics‚ meaning “well born” is a term coined and a field created by Francis Galton‚ a British scientist. In 1869‚ Galton constructed pedigrees of leading English families using biographical information from obituaries and other sources and concluded that superior intelligence and abilities were inherited with an efficiency of 20%. From this research Galton theorized that if the fittest members of society were to have more children then humanity could be improved. In the early 1900s the eugenics

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    Eugenics in America Every country‚ at some point or another‚ has undergone a dramatic‚ cynical stage. This may come as a surprise‚ but the United States of America is no different. A country that prides itself on equality‚ liberty‚ and freedom for all used to be a dark‚ morbid place. The country you know and love today has not always had these morals! This period of time is one that is usually left buried under the generic history facts. This is a period that you never learn about

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    Pros And Cons Of Eugenics

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    In Plato’s Republic‚ he suggested a state-run program of mating that assures the strengthening of his guardian class. Ever since that had philosophers start giving attention to eugenics and its value. However‚ and to be more specific‚ Eugenics in its updated version started in the 19th century by the British scientist Sir Francis Galton; the cousin of Charles Darwin. His aimed in creating better individuals by improving the human stock. Galton wanted to work on controlling the mating process and

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    “The year 2100 will see eugenics universally established. In past ages‚ the law governing the survival of the fittest roughly weeded out the less desirable strains. Then man’s new sense of pity began to interfere with the ruthless workings of nature. As a result‚ we continue to keep alive and to breed the unfit. The only method compatible with our notions of civilization and the race is to prevent the breeding of the unfit by sterilization and the deliberate guidance of the mating instinct‚ Several

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