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biopolitics 

Postulation that capitalism lowers IQ's by lowering the barriers for poor people to travel.
Farming increases IQ's by silo-ing people or disallowing people from traveling until they have obtained a sufficient amount of resources.

Biopolitics is the phenomenon of travel becoming so inexpensive that poor people can mate and travel at scale.

The momentum-distribution of IQ resembles a nomadic era.
biopolitics by metawave June 10, 2020
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Biopolitics 

The activities associated with the governance of the sea world, especially the debate or conflict among fishes or mermaids or hoping to achieve power presidency of the Great barrier reef.
"Have you heard about Neptune assuming power, biopolitics are crazy!"
Biopolitics by Merianne-Webster July 21, 2023

Bipolitical Disorder 

A socio-mental illness that manifests as "politcal swinging" from the Left to the Right, or vice versa. Usually caused by a lack of confidence in a politcal leader.
So-CalledLiberal: "Fuck! Obama's policies were nothing what I imagined!"

Rush Limbaugh: "Careful, Democrat. You're experiencing Bipolitical Disorder. Take a week off.

Biopolitoscience

A critical term that extends politoscience to the domain of biopolitics—the governance of life, bodies, and populations through scientific and medical authority. Biopolitoscience is the use of biology, medicine, neuroscience, and public health as instruments of political control. It operates through the pathologization of dissent (calling political opponents "delusional" or "mentally ill"), the naturalization of inequality (treating poverty as a "genetic" or "neurological" problem), and the medicalization of social problems (reducing injustice to a "health crisis"). Biopolitoscience is the science that tells us who is "normal" and who is "pathological," who deserves care and who deserves punishment. It is the power of life itself, mobilized through the authority of science.
Example: "When protesters are diagnosed with 'oppositional defiant disorder' or critics of government policy are called 'psychotic,' that's biopolitoscience: using medical authority to depoliticize dissent and pathologize resistance."
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