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Yeah I don't think you'll be surprised to hear that I'm not a heath care worker, I'm a programmer and amateur logician. You may have noticed that my prior stat
by woodman 11y ago
Yeah I don't think you'll be surprised to hear that I'm not a heath care worker, I'm a programmer and amateur logician. You may have noticed that my prior statement did not touch on the subject of actually addressing health concerns, it was about the sense of secrecy surrounding these programs. That wasn't an accident, I find the topic kind of boring because people generally take the approach of simply imagining their desired outcome, assembling a list of prerequisites for the realization of the outcome, and then advocating for the implementation of those prerequisites. Boring, because I think it is the wrong approach - one that often leads to such thinking as "the end justifies the means". You do make a very good point about existing and deeply rooted suspicions held by minorities, the cause of which is certainly worth reflection. I would like to point out cooperation and force are not necessary for the implementation of any objective, especially when you're operating on such a grand scale. Also, I don't think Buffett is secretly trying to kill off any races - but I do think that the sensitivity surround the topic is directly related to birth control's early history in eugenics.