Funny that when we think of inbreeding we think of low IQ as one of the common c...

tadfisher · on Nov 27, 2012

The actual consequences of inbreeding are overblown by most. First cousins have a 12.5 percent chance of passing on a set of recessive gene expressions, which is about the same chance as an ordinary mother in her 40s.

unreal37 · on Nov 27, 2012

Albert Einstein was not himself imbred. His mother and father were not related before marriage.

lostlogin · on Nov 27, 2012

I think Hitler falls into the category too - I seem to recall that his parents were distant cousins.