I'ms surprised that the blog post doesn't touch on with more resurgent aspects of Eugenics in modern culture (at least on the Right):
- The rise of the pro-natalist movement that emphasizes artificial wombs and genetic screening, while advocating future genetic "upgrades" of humanity.
- The wide release of Bronze Age Pervert's book "Selective Breeding and the Birth of Philosophy"
- The "physiognomy" trends that are becoming more and more popular among the online right. These are not always couched in terms of genetics - i.e. it is tacitly assumed that it is a mix of nature and nurture.
Thanks for the comment. I wasn't familiar with BAP's work. I've tended to perceive the modern Right are more bioconservative (see e.g. Jordan Peterson on transhumanism), though yes, there is continued interest in the topic.
I'ms surprised that the blog post doesn't touch on with more resurgent aspects of Eugenics in modern culture (at least on the Right):
- The rise of the pro-natalist movement that emphasizes artificial wombs and genetic screening, while advocating future genetic "upgrades" of humanity.
- The wide release of Bronze Age Pervert's book "Selective Breeding and the Birth of Philosophy"
- The "physiognomy" trends that are becoming more and more popular among the online right. These are not always couched in terms of genetics - i.e. it is tacitly assumed that it is a mix of nature and nurture.
Thanks for the comment. I wasn't familiar with BAP's work. I've tended to perceive the modern Right are more bioconservative (see e.g. Jordan Peterson on transhumanism), though yes, there is continued interest in the topic.