Francis Galton developed the theory of Eugenics
Science and theory in the early 20th century?.
john dalton developed the atomic theory , which he published in 1803
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Evolutionary theory
It is not linked to the theory of evolution by natural selection. Can not put it any simpler than that Eugenics, " good genes " was linked to early geneticists who though that it would be simple to promote breeding among those " genetically favored " and repress breeding among those " genetically disfavored. "The obvious mistake was group selection as opposed to the individual selection of Darwin's theory. For straight additive traits eugenics might work, but all the " interesting " traits in humans are the result of polyploidy. So, one would not real;ly know what is being selected for when so many genes contribute to a trait. This does not even get into sexual recombination which we see putting out many variant siblings in the same family, so eugenics fails on several fronts. So far.
Modern set theory was developed by Georg Cantor and Richard Dedekind in the late nineteenth century.
Modern set theory was developed by Georg Cantor and Richard Dedekind in the late nineteenth century.
Charles Darwin. he had came up with the theory.
The scientist that designed the atomic theory is Thomas Jefferson.
The most salient fact was the lack of a mechanism for heredity.
The Italian mathematician, Cardano, developed the basic concepts of probability in the 16th Century when he was studying games of chance. His ideas were further developed, in the next century by Pascal and Fermat.
assembly line, which was pioneered by Henry Ford in the early 20th century. This revolutionized manufacturing by allowing for the efficient, standardized production of goods at a much lower cost. The use of the assembly line paved the way for increased productivity and the mass production of consumer goods.
im guessing this is for Rayburn's online test XD
Eugenics is a theory that by selecting humans for breeding according to race, health, etc. it is possible to create a race of people that is superior to others. Unfortunately, many ethical issues arise when eugenics is involved. Often times it is associated with racism, involves selective sterilization, and can even go as far as to suggest the euthanasia of people who aren't useful for the gene pool. I've written an interesting commentary on my site on one particular physicians opinion that happens to be based in eugenics.
Reality of change in the world .
Charles Darwin's beliefs on eugenics notwithstanding, his theory is generally accepted as fact by a large portion of the scientific community.
Eugenics, positive and negative, is a program that proposed to breed superior humans and halt the breeding of so called inferior humans. Eugenics means " good genes " and really has nothing to do with Darwin, his theory or biological evolution. Francis Galton, a cousin of Darwin's, came up with this concept and Darwin had nothing and wanted nothing to do with this program.