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He underscores that these groups tend to operate through complex interactions, nepotism, and shared interests, often working in collusion while maintaining plausible deniability. Corbett illustrates how families like the Golton-Darwin line or the Huxleys have historically played a role, not necessarily out of true belief but as part of a strategic, hierarchical system cemented through social and financial networks.
Eugenics: Its Roots and Evolution
A focal point of Corbett's discourse is the origin and transformation of eugenics—a movement with deeply troubling racial and classist antecedents. He traces eugenics back to the late 19th century, beginning with Francis Galton, who coined the term and sought a pseudo-scientific justification for elite rule.