And how it all turned out

There are today a lot of people that insist on talking about the inferiority of different ethnic groups based on terms like IQ even after social darwinism and scientific racism got discarded and harassed as pseudoscientific shit. Its also funny to see how they insist on pointing the lower IQ of subsaharian people like IQ wasnt something that actually grows around brain development which needs both good conditions as food and mental health and a good education. Subsaharian people are not dumber. They are poorer. And a lot of them are so because how we (Europeans) fucked with their countries during and after colonial era... but Id rather not talk about the correlation between quality of life, colonialism and education because Im aware that lately if you make the smallest piece of criticism to the West weirdos appear from under the rocks with their whataboutism and about how this people are more responsible of being that fucked up that themselves. Idk.

Tbh humans have always discriminated other tribes. Darwinism just gave them a new intellectual tool to do so.

Charles Darwin was most likely a Social Darwinist. In a letter he sent to his friend and mentor Charles Lyell in October 1859 to convince him of the veracity of his theory of evolution, Darwin wrote the following: >I suppose that you do not doubt that the intellectual powers are as important for the welfare of each being, as corporeal structure: if so, I can see no difficulty in the most intellectual individuals of a species being continually selected; & the intellect of the new species thus improved, aided probably by effects of inherited mental exercise. I look at this process as now going on with the races of man; the less intellectual races being exterminated. [1](https://www.darwinproject.ac.uk/letter/?docId=letters/DCP-LETT-2503.xml&query=11) Darwin was generally apt in his writings to represent the inequalities between races, social classes and sexes as natural and as explicable in terms of his theory. All things considered, Darwin would have perhaps fit in quite well with the Social Darwinists, as it is said that the only aspect of Social Darwinism which would have suprised him was the use of the term Social.[2](https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b03vgq1q)

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