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Adam RutherfordNon-Fiction · Science·b. 1975
Faster, Stronger, Smarter
This book explores the controversial history and science of eugenics, examining how the idea of improving humanity through selective breeding has shaped societies and scientific thought. It delves into the origins and implications of these theories, offering a critical perspective on their impact. The author unpacks the complex interplay between genetics, society, and the enduring quest for human perfection.