Our biggest problem

[MorkandMindy]

What may lie behind all this is the thinking that we must help poor people die as soon as possible.

And the thinking behind that might be that our population stock will be improved by rooting out all the low income people who may also be low IQ people.


1. How long will that process take?

2. Will that process actually work and will it make much difference?

3. How selective is letting poor people die as a means of selecting by IQ?

4. Can it help that much if only this country does it?

5. Will this country survive this very expensive and inefficient process?

 

[MorkandMindy]

That is pretty much core to the right wing / left wing battle.

I'd suggest the answers might be:

1. Ten generations, 250 years

2. Unlikely to work because there is a large mix of factors involved. A counter current was evident in the last place I worked at in England where upper management protected themselves by excluding anyone with any intelligence from their ranks.

3. About 1% selectivity simply via the somewhat hit and miss Darwin Award phenomena.

4. No, you can't prevent gene mixing between countries for the required 250 years.

5. No it is too expensive and takes too long to give a significant benefit, if indeed it gives any benefit.

 

[MorkandMindy]

So just supply medical treatment to everyone in the country

Citizen and eligible Green card holder