optical physicist (cf. William Shockley; the Bell curve)
Graham, Rober Klark, 1907-1997.
some give 1906-1997
He made fortune by developing shatterproof plastic eyeglass lenses. Later
established sperm bank, whose first donors were Nobel Prize winners.
He established a controversial sperm bank for Nobel Prize winners. He
was critized as a eugenist, but his bank has been credited with fathering
more than 200 children.
Robert Klark Graham, driven by a passion for a better world. Graham,
is co-founder, with Nobelist Hermann J. Muller, of the ongoing
Repository for Germinal Choice ("genius sperm bank") and developer of
the modern hard resin ophthalmic lens, now replacing fragile glasses
worldwide.
The future of man / by Robert Klark Graham. Rev. ed.
Escondido, Calif. : Foundation for the Advancement of Man, c1981.
xi, 101 p. : ill. ; 22 cm
A winner of the Nobel Prize, this billionaire biologist has been criticized
for making a sperm bank which requires both its depositors and its clients
to have high IQ numbers. This is so that, on average, people will be more
intelligent in the future. Some have remarked that this is "unfair to dumb
people." Some have said that he is like Adolf Hitler in attempting to create
a "master race." These people fail to see is a gigantic difference that
is as
obvious as daylight: that Hitler tried to create a "master race" by killing
millions of people, while Robert Klark Graham has created hundreds of
lives of varying races and ethnic groups all by voluntary means. Hitler
relied on force and genocide; Graham relied on freedom and persuasion,
and didn't kill a single person. Comparing the two of them is just plain
stupid, to say the least.
The Human situation and its reparation
