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CHAPTER VI.. Competition.

Darwinism and Race Progress · John Berry Haycraft — chapter 6 of 17 · ~89 words · public domain

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COMPETITION.

Competition of Brain against Brain--Does the Race show Increased Brain Capacity?--The Neolithic compared with the Modern English Skulls--Abeyance of Brain Development since Neolithic Times--Social Communities do not permit of the Destruction of the Less Intellectually Capable--Human Brain Power results merely in Wealth Accumulation--Further Study of Individual Competition--Those Competing are Handicapped by Property--Property is not always acquired by the Most Capable--Property Holders Less Capable than Property Acquirers--The Poor Child is scratched against the Rich Child--Modern Democratic Attempts to equalise the Struggle--Those who Succeed are Not Always the Best 111–134

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