The Advancing Society
I – Historical Perspective
A – The Evolution of Man from Ape
B – The Emergence of the Races and their Cultures
C – The American Nation
i – Founding and early years
ii – The American People and Culture
II – The Degeneration of the American People and Nation
A- Physical
i – The Increase of obesity, myopia, and certain other ailments
ii – Why we have seen a decrease in the rates of certain illnesses (the existing use of such eugenic means as preimplantation genetic diagnosis, zygote selection, and selective abortions)
B - Social
i – Increasing rates of criminality
ii – Gratuitous sexuality and violence in pop culture
iii – The decline of the nuclear family
C – Economic
i – The decline of American manufacturing and scientific elitism
ii – Rising economic insecurity and inequality
iii – The disconnect between politicians and the elite versus the common man
iv – Measures of the decline: gdp, gnp, real income, et al
v – Betrayal of the working class by the unions
II – How to reverse the Degeneration: Regneration
A – Physical
i - Creating a culture of health
a – using Hollywood as a tool of propaganda to cast a negative light upon obesity, sloth, etc
b – replacing the radioactive spider, chemical-x, and other deus ex machina with active self-improvement
c – what we can learn from the Greek example
ii – Combating disease and improving Man's physical form
a – preimplantation genetic diagnosis
b – gene therapy
c - nootropes
d – encouraging pride in the growth growth of healthy families
1 – lessons form the Fitter Families contests
e – encouraging the self-limitation of the less fit
iii – protecting against abuse of the system by racist elements: what we can learn from
past misdeeds
iv – protecting against abuse by other contra-selective and misguided elements:
a- the Chinese example
B – Forging a Better Society
i – the necessity of the Citizens' pride in his society
ii – the new Ethics and the new Philosophy
iii – the new law and a more perfect governance: the new Social Democracy
C- Building a New Economy
i – the role of protectionism and of trade
ii – the role of workplace democracy
iii – capitalism and the public good
iv – the role of the State: proper regulation
III – The Dual nature of the Task Before us
A – the new Man can only thrive in the new society
B – the new society can only be built and maintained by the new man
V – A Way to a New World: the Path of the Advancing Society
A- the Birth of the Man
i – the rejection of the myth of equality; embracing excellence
ii – the adoption of the New Philosophy and the New Ethic
ii – Overcoming the limits of human nature and social conditioning
B – Social
i - The New Social Paradigm and its implication
a- a culture of fitness and of compassion
b – redefining all Man as family
ii- redefining the role of the State and combating authoritarian 'progressivism'
a- the rejection of Liberalism and old socialism
b- shaping the new Law
C – Economic
i – restoring American excellence and elitism
ii – the necessity of energy and economic independence for the preservation of sovereignty and security
iii – strengthening the working class
iv – combating economic insecurity and creating more egalitarian market