Degeneration

Genetic degeneration is the index of a conservation law (i.e. the basic Malthusian Relaxation trade-off).-- Nick Land‘Degeneration’ is perspectival, but the concept is linked to something becoming unhealthy. E.g. degenerated food will be less healthy.I really think Belle Delphine should be illegal. She is shorting male health & monetising a significant problem of the 21st century; the deconstruction of male roles beyond wage slaving to make money for a faceless bourgeoisie elite e.g political leadership, heads of family men's professions & media. This constant directing of large swaths of the male population into isolation & voluntary house arrest underlies soaring male suicide rates, inceldom (the rising rate of male virginity due to involuntary social ostracism) & is the complex of every school shooter & political extremist trying to violently carve a place out for themselves. Men buying e-girl bathwater need therapy & Belle Delphine is exploiting this societal crisis & anti-socially selling water to a man stranded in the desert. This is an intense instance of how sociopathic society has become under liberalism. Where we are all individuals not responsible for anyone or anything outside the purview of our own self-interest. — "@TrueDilTom" Jul 4 2019
== Etymology ==
from de + genus (genitive generis) "birth, descent" (from PIE root *gene- "give birth, beget"). 
The noun is from 1550s.
== Branching ==
* Degeneration of thinking; Degeneration of intelligence.
* See also: Degrade; Decline; Defeat; Delusion
* Liberalism; Leftism; Progressivism
* The Outside; Weird; The Ruinous Powers
== Media ==
* «Nutrition and Physical Degeneration» "First published in 1939, this seminal book startled the worlds of science and nutrition with its documented evidence of primitive populations encountering civilisation, adopting modern diets, and finding that their health worsened. It remains [as of 2019] the basic book in this area and is essential reading for those concerned with food and health.".
* «Degeneration and Revolution: Radical Cultural Politics and the Body in Weimar Germany» (2015) Robert Heynen explores the impact of conceptions of degeneration, exemplified by eugenics and social hygiene, on the social, cultural, and political history of the left in Germany from 1914 to 1933.
Category:Decline