Then you're in the right place at the right time. When ethics prompted us to treat the body as a mere machine and physical instrument, then from such a flawed view we got the racial sciences, eugenics and phrenology.
People were basically treated like cars. You had your Toyotas who were good for manual labour, and then you had your BWMs more suited for doctors and lawyers.
And if the skull measurers managed to kill some 30 million+ people within the span of just a decade, then I shudder to imagine what might happen if we treat what's inside the skull with the same sort of doctrine.
Because I have written similar criticisms about psychiatry and psychopharmacology. But I can see how it would overlap with neuroscience too. I'm not a doctor, but I had a neurological condition, and also I am a Kalderashi gypsy. These are two reasons as to why I have some insight into these matters. Because I made the mistake of being born in Sweden.
On paper, Sweden stopped practicing Fabian eugenics since 2014 if I recall. That was when they entirely got rid of the coerced sterilisation programmes.
But the problem is that there's at least two generations of doctors who were still educated to regard Fabianism as a valid science.
People think I'm crazy when I say this, so here's a study about it:
Those doctors would torture me, and put me on drugs that were meant to basically shut down my mind, and keep me from being able to function and participate in society.
They used pharmacology to basically create second class citizens. Who were unable to think and communicate like human beings.
I spoke to a real doctor about it who was a pharmacologist educated in New York, and she said it was basically like sleeping pills. Had no idea why they would give such meds to people.
Imagine a doctor telling you to take sleeping pills when you wake up in the morning, and then try to navigate modern life when your brain is running on fumes.
I got smart and stopped taking the pills, then I fled the country. Now I got a good doctor who gives me proper medicine, but to this day I am astounded. Because look at how the media is treating Sweden. They say it's one of the most egalitarian and democratic countries in the world.
Maybe it's Aristotle's idea of what democracy looks like, but I don't want anything to do with it.
