Quote from Ricter:
Scientific output is always skewed--man is never out of the equation. So a good question is, what men get to be a part of the equation?
The irony of the productive capitalist practice of accumulation is that insofar as it succeeds and strength accumulates, it creates the poorer masses, ie. the seeds, of its own destruction. This is particularly true [it accelerates] when processes like "trickle down" are no longer functioning, as in our time. Hence, the Tea Party.
Starving people do not let the rich enjoy their wealth. That's the far side of of worst case, and it's not an idle fantasy, food riots are today's news. We're just starting down that road, but it's "again", it's not the first time Man has gone that route.
We should propagate our strength today, of course, yet not neglect to cultivate a habit of care for the weak. Do that now and it will be there for us when we are weak. And we will be weak one day, despite our genetic "superiority" and pumped up muscles.
The problem of "weeds" will remain, but then, there is no perfect system.