You make a good point, that this is a synthesis of a great many sources, whose categories you outline fairly exhaustively. My attempt was to distill as much as possible into as effective a communication as possible. If anyone wants to look further into any of it, let this be their inspiration.

Yes, eugenics is one of the more sensitive topics. It appears as though most people operate under the assumption that acknowledging eugenics as a viable science would inevitably lead to genocide, sterilization, and all manner of evil acts—so they would rather ignore and abandon the science altogether. This shows an immaturity, especially in terms of spiritual development and moral philosophy. With a solid spiritual/moral foundation, however, there is no such thing as 'dangerous' information. We have nothing to fear from the truth.

I'm happy to see you were able to be open to the idea that eugenics is not inherently evil. If you think about it, every one of us who deliberately selects a mate based on the characteristics we find most appealing, and has children with that person, is an actively practicing eugenicist, by definition. The act of consciously creating a family is an act of eugenics.

Anyway, thank you for this, as well as for all of your other comments on other posts.