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According to many authors, including [[Jeff Schmidt]] and [[Richard Lewontin]] science is a [[social institution]] which serves to legitimize the existing social order or [[status quo]]. Beginning with [[Plato]] who favored a state run by [[wise-guy]]s and not ending with [[Malthus]] who, as a spokesperson for landowners opposing the old English [[poor law]], claimed that [[overpopulation]] will result from the poor procreating too quickly. | According to many authors, including [[Jeff Schmidt]] and [[Richard Lewontin]] science is a [[social institution]] which serves to legitimize the existing social order or [[status quo]]. Beginning with [[Plato]] who favored a state run by [[wise-guy]]s and not ending with [[Malthus]] who, as a spokesperson for landowners opposing the old English [[poor law]], claimed that [[overpopulation]] will result from the poor procreating too quickly. | ||
| − | Malthus' "[[ | + | Malthus' "[[overpopulation]]" resulted in the [[scarcity meme]] which inspired [[Adam Smith]] and others to formulate [[early capitalist theories]] (''the invisible hand''). Competition for scarce resources was later the foundation of [[Darwinism]] as well as [[social Darwinism]], the idea that human races compete against each other for scarce resources ([[Nazi ideology]]). |
In [[Not in our genes]] and the [[science as ideology lecture]] author [[Richard Lewontin]] questions the [[doctrine]] of [[biological determinism]] which is at the core of technologies as: | In [[Not in our genes]] and the [[science as ideology lecture]] author [[Richard Lewontin]] questions the [[doctrine]] of [[biological determinism]] which is at the core of technologies as: | ||
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| Science is sometimes used as thought stopping cliché and/or tied to grants to predetermine desired outcomes for businesses as well as education curriculums |
Science as ideology
According to many authors, including Jeff Schmidt and Richard Lewontin science is a social institution which serves to legitimize the existing social order or status quo. Beginning with Plato who favored a state run by wise-guys and not ending with Malthus who, as a spokesperson for landowners opposing the old English poor law, claimed that overpopulation will result from the poor procreating too quickly.
Malthus' "overpopulation" resulted in the scarcity meme which inspired Adam Smith and others to formulate early capitalist theories (the invisible hand). Competition for scarce resources was later the foundation of Darwinism as well as social Darwinism, the idea that human races compete against each other for scarce resources (Nazi ideology).
In Not in our genes and the science as ideology lecture author Richard Lewontin questions the doctrine of biological determinism which is at the core of technologies as:
- the human genome project
- the various gene therapies, including COVID jabs
- terminator technology for seeds by Monsanto
Examples
| Page name | Description |
|---|---|
| "Overpopulation" | A less obviously racist replacement for eugenics, designed to shift focus away from over consumption. |
| Christian Science | |
| Document:Climate science is a "Zombie science" | A clear general-case exposition of how science is corrupted by vast geo-political and globalised financial interests - taking climate science as its particular example |
| Political science | |
| Rigged science | Rigged science is the process of hindering free exploration and research. It is the corrupted counterpart of science |
| Science/Corruption | |
| Science/Dissident | People who think "out of the box" are often ignored by major puplications |
| Scientism | Science™ when used as a bullying technique: "just shut up and follow the experts". Exaggerated belief in science |
| Scientism/Invisible College | Most respected scientists with a secret mission to influence government and make "science" an autocratic ideology or "world religion" |
Related Documents
| Title | Type | Publication date | Author(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Document:Biology as Ideology Lecture | lecture | Richard Lewontin | ||
| Document:Dr Waney Squier - Medical Mafia Victim | article | 21 March 2016 | Christina England | Commentary on the decision of the UK General Medical Council to terminate Dr Squier's medical career over her 'expert witness' evidence in a number of criminal legal proceedings involving alleged 'Shaken baby syndrome' - An example of the 'Medical Mafia' enforcing its dogma |
| Document:Scientific fraud and the power structure of science | paper | June 1992 | Brian Martin | |
| File:Jeff Schmidt - Disciplined Minds A Critical Look at Salaried Professionals and the Soul-battering System That Shapes Their Lives.pdf | book | Jeff Schmidt |
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