Breeding the Human Herd

Progressive ideology claims that we have never been more moral, advanced, and intelligent than we are today. However, all objective signs point to a sharp decline in human genetic fitness over a period of centuries. The decline of memory, creativity, innovation, and even the rise of allergies suggests that our forefathers were not our inferiors but our betters.

In Breeding the Human Herd, Edward Dutton brings together a massive body of data to explain the causes behind our dysgenic collapse. The picture he paints is a stark one, where increasingly we not only can’t innovate, but can’t even maintain what we have.

Key Takeaways:

• Decline in human genetic fitness over centuries
• Evidence of reduced memory, creativity, and innovation
• The rise of allergies as a symptom of this decline
• Implications for the future of civilization

The implications are clear, and this landmark book is essential reading for any thinking person today.