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Social Darwinism
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Social Darwinism is a philosophy that applies Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection to human societies, suggesting that societal progress comes through competition and survival of the fittest.
Key Features
- Belief in natural selection as the driving force of societal advancement
- Emphasis on individual competition and success
- Justification for inequalities and lack of social support systems
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Cons
- Promotes a view of society that justifies exploitation and discrimination
- Ignores the role of cooperation and compassion in social progress
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