Part One: Francis Galton: Inventor of Eugenics
Francis Galton, a Victorian-era scientist born into a wealthy English family, pioneered foundational concepts in statistics like regression to the mean and correlation—yet also invented eugenics and laid the groundwork for modern scientific racism. Despite his brilliance, his legacy is pois
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