What are eugenics?
Eugenics is a social movement that involves manipulating human genetic heritage to cause the qualities that are supposed to be "best". While the future of the human race is a problem for most people, many people distance themselves from Eugenics because it has some very negative connotations. This practice was historically used as an argument for compulsory sterilization and a number of other policies that focused on "smaller" members of society to remove their genetic heritage from the gene fund. The evolution of man. Eugenic support grew and at one point many leading members of the scientific community believed in the movement. Most modern scientists consider this to be a form of pseudo -scientists, although in fact people can actually be bred as animals to bring specific required qualities.
Historically there were many arguments used to support Eugenics of truly pseudo -scientific nature,Although the basic assumption that people could be improved by breeding was healthy. Scientists who worked in the field used deceptive arguments, such as the idea that people with dark skin were naturally less intelligent than people with light skin, or that poor people were more likely to be intellectually questioned than those with money. Eugenics essentially supported the idea that rich, white people should be allowed to spread human race, while poor people, members of some religions, people and individuals with disabilities should be excluded from the gene fund.
Eugenics ignores the deep role of human development, focusing on identifying genetic properties. Many properties are expected to be genetic members of the movement, later it has been shown to be related to the environment and the fact that Eugenics played a role in the Holocaust, and added the stigma of this branch of scientific investigation.
Most scientists to the history of the movement, along with the people who dThey carry in this area - they call their fields "liberal eugenics" - distinguish between two forms. In positive eugenics, people with qualities that are perceived as positive are encouraged to have children. Negative eugenics include suppression of properties considered negative; Historically, this included the use of forced sterilization, imprisonment, rejection of social services, segregation, genocide, marriage restriction, contraception without consent and forced abortion as tools.