From "Natürliche Wirtschaftsordnung" the National Economic Order aka NWO Its about Eugenics Folks:

"We must avoid the fate of a Christian reduced to

beggary and disarmed in the economic trial of strength by the logical application of his creed-with the

result that he and his brood go under in the process of natural selection. Humanity gains nothing if the

finest individuals it produces are crucified. Eugenic selection requires the direct contrary. The best of

mankind must be allowed to develop, for only then can we hope that the inexhaustible treasures latent

in man will gradually be brought to light."

From "Natürliche Wirtschaftsordnung" the National Economic Order aka NWO- The end of the family!

"Natural selection, thus restored, will be further intensified in the Natural Economic Order by the elimination of sex privileges. To secure this aim, rent upon land will be divided among the mothers in

proportion to the number of their children, as compensation for the burden of rearing children (Swiss

mothers, for example, will receive about 60 francs a month for each child). This should make women

economically independent enough to prevent them from marrying out of economic necessity, or from

prolonging a marriage repugnant to their feelings, or from being forced into the class of prostitutes

after a first false step. In the Natural Economic Order women will have not alone freedom to choose

their political representatives (an empty boon !) but freedom to choose their mates; and upon this

freedom is based the whole selective activity of nature."

>>624806 It is application of Darwinian theories and indeed, the Ubermench:

The Natural Economic Order has nothing to do with Utopias and visionary enthusiasm. The Natural Economic Order stands by itself and requires no legal enactments, it makes officials, the State itself

and all other tutelage superfluous, and it respects the laws of natural selection to which we owe our being; it gives every man the possibility of fully developing his ego. Its ideal is the ideal of the personality responsible for itself alone and liberated from the control of others-the ideal of Schiller, Stirner, Nietzsche and Landauer

Gravity's Rainbow. Thomas Pynchon knows something… that book… pre-Q.

>>625056

This book lauds natural selection as underlying economic theory. Much sounds quite libertarian, but its also tinged with eugenics that was common in the day.