NHS Genomic’s Plan a Eugenics Inspired Agenda ?
Summary
This article from Bylines.com by caught my eye this week. I have mentioned in my previous posts about the Technocracy movement having it’s roots in eugenics. This movement (1930’s) revived by Zbignew Bresinsky in 1971, appears to be becoming a […]
This article from Bylines.com by caught my eye this week.
I have mentioned in my previous posts about the Technocracy movement having it’s roots in eugenics.
This movement (1930’s) revived by Zbignew Bresinsky in 1971, appears to be becoming a reality, this has been a very long term plan to create an increasingly de-humanised technocratic society for the 21st century and beyond.
There is a plan to implement an AI-driven transformation of the NHS using human gene editing with a NHSX app (2019)
The goal is “predictive, preventitive, personalised and participatory medicine” that by 2025, genomic technologies will be:
“embedded through multiple pathways as a fundamental part of clinical training”
This obsession with human genetics in The NHS can be directly linked to the PM’s chief advisor Dominic Cummings who appears to have hopes that that the genomics prediction programme would ultimately allow the UK to, not only just prevent diseases , but to do so at the foetal stage, advocating selective breeding techniques at the core of eugenics.
He has cited two scientists for his vision, Robert Plomin an educational psychologist and physicist Steven Hsu. Plomin has written papers for both the American and British Eugenic’s Societies (latterly called the Galton Society) regarding the socio-economic debate of IQ, genes and intelligence.
An interesting read, and vital information for those concerned about the data harvesting within education and health.