enough sunlight and thus sufficient ultraviolet rays to permit the synthesis or production of a sufficiently adequate amount of vitamin D: and thus they (like me) should take supplements of artificial vitamin D at the same time, they also run a risk of falling victim to melanomas: as for example, the late premier of Quebec, Robert Bourassa. (3) Thus a purely biological non-racial explanation for the beneficial differences in skin pigmentation across the world, though the history of mankind: In sum, the differential effects of solar rays across the world, combined with the basic principles of Darwinian evolution (genetic mutation + natural selection and of the fittest”) fully ‘survival explains this human evolution. and it is perfectly consistent with and indeed reinforces the concept of one single human species and (if I am correct) this Darwinian theory completely negates any possible concepts of ‘solar’ so-called supremacy’ (which, in any event, are absurdly stupid, even without my ‘white Darwinian theories). ‘solar’ d) (and beyond): The Imperialism’ or of Capitalist Imperialism’, 1870 - 1914 ‘New ‘Era i) The latter or subsequent phase of European Imperialism is often called Imperialism, or ‘New what the Marxists call the era of Capitalist Imperialism (1) as opposed to earlier forms of national, ethnic, or religious imperialism -- and also distinct from the so-called of Free Trade’ era, from the 1840s to the 1870s, just discussed ‘Imperialism (2) This year, this is B-List essay topic, for the second term. ii) Lenin in 1916 wrote a very famous pamphlet on foreign investments (especially investments into Russia) entitled and in essence he and other Marxists Imperialism as the highest stage of Capitalism: argued the four following propositions: (1) that the historical tendency of all profit (economic rent + interest + profit) is to decline -- a view, in fact, that had been shared by virtually all Classical Economists; (2) that competition amongst capitalists will ensure that profits will always fall in every country in the long run; (3) that the more aggressive and powerful capitalist and indeed the nations that they govern will seek to avoid or postpone this inevitable tendency towards falling profits by exploiting new areas of the world and doing so by exporting capital; (4) that the very act of exporting capital, especially to underdeveloped nations, is ipso facto imperialism,
enough sunlight and thus sufficient ultraviolet rays to permit the synthesis or production of a sufficiently adequate amount of vitamin D: and thus they (like me) should take supplements of artificial vitamin D at the same time, they also run a risk of falling victim to melanomas: as for example, the late premier of Quebec, Robert Bourassa. (3) Thus a purely biological non-racial explanation for the beneficial differences in skin pigmentation across the world, though the history of mankind: In sum, the differential effects of solar rays across the world, combined with the basic principles of Darwinian evolution (genetic mutation + natural selection and ‘survival of the fittest”) fully explains this human evolution. and it is perfectly consistent with and indeed reinforces the concept of one single human species and (if I am correct) this Darwinian ‘solar’ theory completely negates any possible concepts of so-called ‘white supremacy’ (which, in any event, are absurdly stupid, even without my Darwinian ‘solar’ theories). d) The ‘New Imperialism’ or ‘Era of Capitalist Imperialism’, 1870 - 1914 (and beyond): i) The latter or subsequent phase of European Imperialism is often called ‘New Imperialism, or what the Marxists call the era of Capitalist Imperialism (1) as opposed to earlier forms of national, ethnic, or religious imperialism -- and also distinct from the so-called ‘Imperialism of Free Trade’ era, from the 1840s to the 1870s, just discussed (2) This year, this is B-List essay topic, for the second term. ii) Lenin in 1916 wrote a very famous pamphlet on foreign investments (especially investments into Russia) entitled Imperialism as the highest stage of Capitalism: and in essence he and other Marxists argued the four following propositions: (1) that the historical tendency of all profit (economic rent + interest + profit) is to decline -- a view, in fact, that had been shared by virtually all Classical Economists; (2) that competition amongst capitalists will ensure that profits will always fall in every country in the long run; (3) that the more aggressive and powerful capitalist and indeed the nations that they govern will seek to avoid or postpone this inevitable tendency towards falling profits by exploiting new areas of the world and doing so by exporting capital; (4) that the very act of exporting capital, especially to underdeveloped nations, is ipso facto imperialism,
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