@CorruptUser The great irony about Eugenics is that for it to work, you would have to apply the principles of animal husbandry to humans. Human husbandry. And to avoid the kind of genetic problems associated with inbreeding, every woman would need two husbands. One closely related, one unrelated, (Two produce offspring of varying degrees of diversity within a single generation) and you would need to follow the close incest, distant incest then no incest pattern of generational breeding. And then select against any children with unwanted genes showing.
And yet supporters of Eugenics are utterly oblivious to this or just don't care.
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@CorruptUser The great irony about Eugenics is that for it to work, you would have to apply the principles of animal husbandry to humans. Human husbandry. And to avoid the kind of genetic problems associated with inbreeding, every woman would need two husbands. One closely related, one unrelated, (Two produce offspring of varying degrees of diversity within a single generation) and you would need to follow the close incest, distant incest then no incest pattern of generational breeding. And then select against any children with unwanted genes showing.
And yet supporters of Eugenics are utterly oblivious to this or just don't care.