Man’s full of aspirations and among these, wedding is one of the most common; a wife, vociferous children wandering trough your own house, your so well-preserved garden. That’s what is usual to find out in our society. Otherwise, for some people it’s difficult to afford to make all this, why? That’s because of Francis Bacon.
Some days ago, a young newlywed couple discovered their family relationship, finding out they were twins. Following English laws, the wedding has been nullified, and the love story verged on tragedy. My aim isn’t certainly the one of asking myself why these two people were unaware of their state of consanguinity. That’s totally another question; what I’m here for, is reflect if it’s right to separate a wedding between family members.
Let’s go back to Francis Bacon: the Industrial Revolution’s Philosopher (and the ’s is not casual). He’s been the first to introduce mechanicism to explain natural phenomena. He reduced the role of organs to simple machines or gears, which allow us to maintain our vital functions. He’s the inventor of our so well-praised “world machine”, where human body, plants, animals and nature lose their integrity and fall to pieces. These ones can be switched, turned, expanded, improved, in order to create the perfect being.
The consequence is obvious and quite strict. Like pieces of a washing machine which are good no more for working are eliminated and replaced with others, in a similar way we are brought to do the same with our body and with nature in general. That’s the most likely origin for GMOs and…
Discrimination for disabled and ill people.
They have been considered, through a natural philosophical development, unuseful. Our society, brought by industrial revolution to the unlimited research for profit, simply cannot accept an individual who is not productive. Because of the small quantity of moral principles that still permain down here, People of this sort are not certainly condamned, but volountary creation of human beings which are not sane, provoke strict reactions.
So that it’s impossible for two twins to marry, because of health risk their child could have at the moment of his birth.
That’s not a reversable process i suppose; due to our enormous profit expectation in life. We live in a society where we’re not going to accept to live a little worse in order to allow other people less fortunate than us experiencing the gift of life. Even our lives aren’t perfect, but we’ve been given the right to live them, not letting other decide what is proper for us.
Every single one should live, or we’ll go right to the creation of another perfect race.
