Have you noticed that people in the modern world yearn to grow the best crops, raise the best animals, but want to spend many resources on people who are not as healthy as they should be? For example, there are many special organizations and groups for children born without limbs, born with chromosomal abnormalities, and many more. If one criticizes newborn infants who have some delay in cognitive and motor functions or even physical appearance, others say that the person is being racist or cruel. Alas, when we try to spend resources on plants that are not physically strong, we waste resources. The problem is that we waste resources and do not get good fruits, and unfortunately, this rule applies with humans.

eugenics | Etymology, origin and meaning of eugenics by etymonline

EUGENICS Meaning: "doctrine of progress in evolution of the human race, race-culture," 1883, coined (along with adjective… See definitions of eugenics.