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02/06/2025

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The Hidden Dangers of Darwin’s Theory
Posted JUNE 1, 2018 - Edison V.
(Updated Grammar in 2025)
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"This so-called survival of the fittest, which I have attempted to convey in mechanical terms, is precisely what Mr. Darwin described as 'natural selection,' or the preservation of favored races in the battle for survival."
— Herbert Spencer, Principles of Biology (1864)

"Through the survival of the fittest, societies that are militant in nature are characterized by strong faith in authority, accompanied by loyalty that demands unquestioning submission to it in every way."
— Herbert Spencer, quoted by Truxton Beale in The Man Versus the State: A Collection of Essays (1916)

In today’s world, Darwin’s theory is much more complex than it may first appear. It has given rise to ideologies like Social Darwinism and has been co-opted by anarchist and extremist groups—ideas that are subtle, yet deeply woven into the fabric of our culture and society. Many people are still unaware of the profound ways these beliefs influence our actions, even as they unknowingly live by them.

Let us not forget that Francis Galton, Darwin’s cousin, took these ideas even further, extending them into the dangerous realm of eugenics. Eugenics is a set of beliefs and practices designed to improve the genetic quality of the human race.

According to the Unified Medical Language System (Psychological Index Terms), U.S. National Library of Medicine (2009), eugenics centers around heredity and selective breeding. But the idea has roots that go far deeper. As early as 400 BCE, Plato proposed that selective mating could strengthen the guardian class of society—essentially an early version of what would later be called positive eugenics.

On the darker side, negative eugenics—the effort to prevent reproduction among those deemed "unfit"—has chilling historical roots. One of the earliest recorded laws on this matter comes from the Christian Council of Agde in 506 AD, which forbade cousins from marrying to avoid what they saw as inherited weakness.

In the 19th century, Dr. William Goodell (1829–1894) further fueled these ideas, advocating for the sterilization and castration of the mentally ill, believing it was necessary to preserve genetic purity and social stability.

It was Francis Galton who formalized eugenics in the late 1800s, applying statistical models of heredity and deeply tying his work to Darwin’s theory of natural selection. The core idea: apply "survival of the fittest" to human society by controlling breeding, reducing human beings to mere genetic material rather than creative, dignified individuals.

Take a moment to reflect. This isn't just about biological evolution or adaptation. It’s about how we see ourselves and one another—not as random assortments of genes or social burdens, but as intentionally designed, creative beings with intrinsic value.

26/04/2025

Darkness often brings valuable lessons and insights. It challenges us, encourages growth, and can lead to a deeper understanding of ourselves and our circumstances.
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Cynthia Concordia

25/03/2025

We don't actually have the RIGHTS. The Rights that we have is that when it agrees to the dominant narrative, see - kinasuhan dahil sa FACTS of possibility.

25/03/2025

25/03/2025

IKAW RA ANG TAO NGA MAKA USAB SA KA BUANG NILA. IKAW NALANG ANG PAG-ASA, GIKASUHAN PA.

27/01/2025

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We are praying for all the people who are hurt. We cannot blame anyone if this is caused by nature. God does not want these bad things to happen. When sin entered the world, it brought destruction, pain, and evil. Let this remind us to pray and help others who need it. May God bless them and help them recover what they have lost.

Let this also remind us that:
"The judgments of God are in the land. The wars and rumors of wars, the destruction by fire and flood, say clearly that the time of trouble, which is to increase until the end, is very near at hand. We have no time to lose. The world is stirred with the spirit of war. " "
Welfare Ministry, 136.

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22/01/2025

Not ALL, & Not referring to the practitioners, but the SYSTEM that is profit-driven,

Healthcare System: Profit motives appear to overshadow patient care, leading to systemic failures.

(Below: some documented examples and studies)

1. Prioritization of Profitable Services Over Essential Care

For-profit healthcare institutions have been observed to focus on high-revenue services, potentially at the expense of essential but less profitable care. The American College of Physicians notes that some for-profit hospitals emphasize lucrative services like open-heart surgery while reducing focus on less profitable areas, which can limit access to comprehensive care.
- AMERICAN COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS JOURNALS

2. Private Equity Influence Leading to Financial Instability

The involvement of private equity firms in healthcare has, in some cases, led to financial instability and compromised patient care. For instance, investments in physician practices and hospital chains have faced defaults and bankruptcies, affecting service delivery. The Wall Street Journal reports that companies like KKR's Envision Healthcare and Blackstone-backed TeamHealth have experienced financial strain due to rising labor costs and regulatory changes.
- WSJ

3. Public Mistrust Due to Perceived Profit Motives

A study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine found that public mistrust in the U.S. healthcare system is linked to perceptions that profit motives may take priority over patient needs. This mistrust can erode the patient-physician relationship and deter individuals from seeking necessary care.
- PMC

4. Systemic Failures Resulting in Medical Errors

Systemic issues within healthcare organizations, such as communication breakdowns and inadequate information flow, contribute to medical errors. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality identifies these systemic failures as common root causes of errors, highlighting the need for improved organizational practices to enhance patient safety.
- ALWAYS CULTURE

5. Ethical Concerns Regarding Profit in Medicine

The American Medical Association discusses how the profit motive affects American medicine, noting that the market orientation of the U.S. healthcare system can influence medical education and physician practices, potentially leading to conflicts between financial incentives and patient care priorities.
- AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

08/01/2025

The NEW PANDEMIC???

🌍 Stay Informed, Stay Prepared: Lessons for the Future 🦠💡

With news of a potential new viral outbreak in 2025, it’s important that we reflect on the lessons learned from past pandemics. Let’s approach this with wisdom, balance, and a commitment to the truth.

💉 Key Points to Remember:
1️⃣ Scientific Accountability 🔬

Let’s demand transparency in research and public health policies. Every claim should be supported by evidence and openly debated, not dictated without question.
2️⃣ The Role of Media 📰

Media plays a huge role in shaping our decisions. Let’s avoid being swayed by manipulative headlines and focus on verified, balanced information.
3️⃣ Debate is Healthy 🤝

Open discussions about vaccines, natural immunity, and public health strategies are essential. Suppressing debates only hinders progress.
4️⃣ Natural Immunity: A Gift from Our Creator 🙏

Our bodies are wonderfully made, with natural defenses designed by our Creator. While medical interventions have their place, let’s not overlook the value of building our health naturally through proper nutrition, rest, and exercise.
5️⃣ Learn from the Past 📚

Many theories once labeled as “conspiracies” during the last pandemic have since been validated. Let’s approach all angles with an open mind and consider every perspective before making decisions.
✨ Together, we can ensure the well-being of our communities by staying informed, asking questions, and refusing to accept anything less than the truth. Let’s move forward with courage, discernment, and faith.