If I were to tell you there once existed a “genius sperm bank” which exclusively accepted the semen of Nobel Prize winners , you’d be forgiven for thinking it was a dystopian sci-fi plot. Yet exist it did. It was one of the most radical experiments in human breeding and genetic engineering the world has ever known. It had a big yet inadvertent impact on shaping the fertility industry as we know it today – including in Australia. What’s more, the so-called genius offspring – 217 of them – are