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    The City Palace of Mating strategically selects people to create a society where “evil” traits are limited. Today, a Eugenics Program would never be successful, and, in fact, it would cause chaos around the world because people’s individualism would be limited. First, many people believe that the main purpose of humans on Earth is to procreate and continue the existence…

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    Gattaca Ethical Issues

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    parallels raise questions that must be addressed. There are three major areas that the movie draws attention to; eugenics, nature vs nurture, and privacy or access and the role of consent. These all pose certain problems in the film and in today’s world. The issue of eugenics, and discrimination within that concept, is perhaps the most obvious of the ethical themes the movie Gattaca contains. Eugenics aims to either eradicate negative heritable traits and/or encourage positive heritable traits…

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    Creating an optimized person is the basis of eugenics. To give a more conclusive definition of Eugenics, “it is the beliefs and practices that aim at improving the genetic quality of the human population.” Throughout history, Eugenics has been mislead and is often associated with a lot negativity. In world war II, Hitler believed the master race to be blond hair blue eyes. Before that it was families of Noble birth. Soon the implication of Eugenics will be more scientifically based off genetic…

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    create warnings and/or recommendations for today based on your conclusion. The role and need for reform movements was to try to create a more perfect society, but not all the movements had the expected outcome. THE BAD For example, the Eugenics Theory was supposed to produce a utopian society, but in reality, the movement only caused pain and suffering. The theory was not based on any scientific or substantial evidence. The data collected only proved that wealthy people had more…

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    David Rockefeller

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    Company provided Nazis with the crude oil and in turn breaking USA laws, The Rockefellers facilitated Nazi scientist’s immigration after the war to Canada. The project was MK-Ultra as post war eugenics research. In the 1950’ Rockefellers incepted Advisory Board of the Demographics aide, to advance eugenics furthers, masked under population research and studying the birth patterns within population. Rockefellers had a hand at the Henry Kissinger project in the 1970s NSSM-200(potential…

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    not justify the action of Josef Mengele. The theory was takes out of context and adapted by Josef Mengele to provide ‘justification’ for his experimentation on the Jews. The theory of evolution was adapted to become a theory of acial supremacy and Eugenics. Literature Review: Source A: Lifton, RJ. (1986). The Nazi Doctors: who was Josef Mengele. available…

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    (1) The news the doctor brings affirms a family their worst thoughts. It’s malignant, and it has become untreatable. As of this moment, there is no cure for cancer; it’s often recognized as a death sentence. Cancer is caused by a genetic mutation in a cell, causing it to divide uncontrollably. Not only cancer, but multiple diseases are genetic, fatal, and incurable. Examples of which include HIV, cystic fibrosis, Huntington's disease, and many others. Due to this, the question becomes, “Are…

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    term laissez-faire translates to “let them be” or “allow to do.” Implying for the government to stay out of social and private economic interactions of the people. Derivative governments and ethical practices of “radical” Social Darwinists include eugenics, imperialism, fascism, racism, and even Nazism. Charles Darwin never intended for his theories to become an ethical guideline, rather, a set of biological discoveries (Danzer…

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    able to isolate certain genes in DNA and extract them. The idea of eugenics became controversial after the Holocaust and has been associated with ethnic cleansing. During the Third Reich, Hitler sought to rid the world of the Jewish people in order to, in his mind, make it a better place. People become afraid when they hear talk of eugenics because it could be used to eliminate certain traits from people. A man interviewed about eugenics said, “You can breed a certain kind of human beings and…

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    Mental Health History

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    Mental health is coming to awareness in recent years around the United States; however, mental health diagnoses have been present throughout human existence. Not only has mental health been in existence since human beings, but also racism has haunted minorities in negative ways. This short essay will trace the history of mental health, since 1900’s in the United States to some of the recent studies addressing minorities in mental health. Tracing the history of mental health there is an…

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