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Category Archives: Eugenics
The Dark Side Of Psychometry
Kyle Rowland writes (PDF version with pictures): As we came to understand human mental characteristics better, the obvious move was to apply this understanding to improve society. However, with every step towards practical application, sophistication was lost. Where the rubber … Continue reading
NYT: ‘Dallas Schools, Long Segregated, Charge Forward on Diversity’
Steve Sailer comments on this article by Dana Goldstein: “When it comes to educations, “segregated” now means: not enough white kids. On the other hand, when it comes to adults voting, not enough whites is seen by the New York … Continue reading
Trump Believes In Eugenics
Comments at Steve Sailer: * This brouhaha over trump being a eugenicist…. Everyone is a eugenicist. If you used sperm from a sperm bank to produce your next child, wouldn’t you rather it came from a man who were tall, … Continue reading
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This May Be The Most Horrible Thing That Donald Trump Believes – And it just may be the master key to unlocking how he thinks.
From the Huffington Post: Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has offered a litany of racist comments, which it turns out may be rooted in his deeper belief in the inherent superiority of some people ― and not others. The Frontline … Continue reading
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The Genius Famine by Edward Dutton and Bruce G. Charlton
Link: In other words, until about 1800 only the minority of people with (on average) the ‘best genes’ (i.e. the lowest mutation load) would be able to survive and reproduce; and among the great majority of the population only a … Continue reading
How Does The World Work?
These ruminations were inspired by a recent David Klinghoffer blog post. I assume that you accept evolution. (With Dennis Prager, I believe that God created evolution.) I notice that the more I use evolution to explain the world, the less … Continue reading
What’s the word for goyim like Donald Trump who have Jewish grandchildren?
* Re the Wachowski Bros. becoming the Wachowski Sisters – is this good for the Jews? Chaim Amalek: BH: The Wachowskis, the Jenners, the Kardashians – not a Jew among them. Also not Jewish: Robert Mapelthorpe, the homosexual artist, and … Continue reading
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Idiocracy Needs No Sequel
Comment to Steve Sailer: * Idiocracy needs no sequel. It’s perfect as it is. The movie was great, but “Idiocracy” is more the premise and the core idea of dysgenics than the movie itself. The core idea of dysgenics isn’t … Continue reading
The Inevitability of Eugenics
Chaim Amalek writes: “The Chinese will fully embrace it, as they are a very practical people. In 75 years one will be able to go to a fine restaurant in China and order a white fetus, complete will red hair, … Continue reading
Everybody Practices Eugenics When They Seek A Good Mate
A friend says: It’s pretty clear that the desirable sperm bank donor, is white, athletic and smart. When Jody Foster sought donor sperm she didn’t seek anyone racially distinct or even ethnically distinguishable from herself. Remember how badly that woman … Continue reading
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