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Jeffrey Epstein and the Cult of DNA: Inside His Obsession With Genetics · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. I don't think it's a surprise to anybody
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  at this point that Jeffrey Epstein was involved in some
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  weird ass stuff. And I'm not just talking about the
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  sex trafficking, obviously, because that's the most heinous and most
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  disgusting shit he was engaged in. What I'm talking about
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  is all the different projects, all the different science that
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  he was not just interested in, but that he was funding.
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  And one of the scientific disciplines that he was really
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  interested in was DNA. Jeffrey Epstein was obsessed with transhumanism
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  and everything that came along with it, and ground zero
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  for all of that was Zoro Ranch. Now, of course,
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  Zoro Ranch was never rated. There was never a real
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  investigation in the state of New Mexico or a federal
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  investigation that really looked into what happened at the ranch.
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  And it's one one of the main reasons that I
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  chose the ranch to visit because I knew that we
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  weren't getting the real story and I knew that there
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  was something going on at that ranch that they didn't
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  want to talk about. And the sources that I talked
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  to all said the same thing. That's something very very
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  wrong was happening at that ranch. And according to not
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  only those horses, but others, Jeffrey Epstein was using that
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  ranch for all kinds of crazy, wild ass scientific type
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  of experiments. And I know that sounds crazy as hell.
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  It is crazy as hell, but that's the kind of
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  thing that this dude was into. You have to keep
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  that in mind. Remember who we're dealing with here and
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  just how demented this dude was. Today's article is from
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  futurism dot com and the headline Epstein had a bizarre
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  obsession with improving human DNA and he was emailing top
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  scientists about it. This article was authored by Frank Landymore.
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  And look, for those of you who have been following
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  the story, you already knew this dude was a sick
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  bastard when it came to science, and there was a
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  reason that he chose New Mexico. I mean, look how
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  close he was to the Santa Fe Institute, and look
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  how close he was to Los Alamitos, and that was
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  all by design. One sector that Jeffrey Epstein most certainly
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  infected and did so with purpose, is academia and he
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  was doing so for a reason. It wasn't just because
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  he was interested in what they had going on. Instead,
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  he wanted access behind the scenes to whatever projects they
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  were working on, and that was always the goal. That's
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  why he funded these projects, and that's why he got
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  involved with them. Now, my guess is that some of
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  them were to sell, you know, on the free market,
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  the information market, while others were pet projects. And when
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  it comes to human DNA and it comes to transhumanism
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  and the rest of it, that was right in Epstein's wielhouse.
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  That was the sort of thing that he loved the most. Well,
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  that and abusing girls. But besides that, but besides being
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  involved in abusing people, Jeffrey Epstein's favorite thing was being
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  involved in this weird ass science and he spent a
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  king's fortune to be involved in it. Jeffrey Epstein had
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  a bizarre obsession with genetics and improving human DNA, and
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  he was corresponding with top scientists to make his fantasies
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  a reality. The newly released documents from the Justice Department
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  shine additional light on how the convicted child sex criminal
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  exhibited a fascination with transhumanism, a controversial movement in science
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  and philosophy with a hugenesis mission, using cutting edge technology,
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  including genetic engineering and AI to advance the biology of
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  the human race. They also reinforced how serious Epstein was
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  about pursuing these ideas, which he tossed around among his
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  shockingly wide network of indelay actuals, many of whom communicated
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  with them long after he had pled guilty to child
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  prostitution charges in two thousand and eight. And remember the
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  timelines matter. If you were paling around with Jeffrey Epstein
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  after the first conviction, nobody wants to hear from you.
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  Nobody wants to hear your excuses. Nobody wants to know
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  why you were doing what you were doing, because whatever
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  you have to say is going to be bs. There's
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  no way that anybody who gives a shit about people
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  who were abused is going to spend one minute with
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  a guy like Jeffrey Epstein. And the shocking amount of
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  scientists that were willing to play ball, the amount of
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  people that were willing to spend time with them even
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  after he was convicted, that's more damning than anything I
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  could ever say. To ingratiate himself with top scientists. The
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  deceased billionaire, offered the fund their research and held expensive
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  research conferences and parties. In two thousand and six, he
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  organized a conference on Saint Thomas in the British virgin Islands,
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  not far from his notorious Epstein Island, attended by luminaries,
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  including physicists Stephen Hawking and Kip Thorne, even though the
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  subject was supposed to be about the theory of gravity.
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  The New York Times reported that one attendee recalled that
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  all Epstein wanted to talk about was improving the human
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  genome and how passing of certain traits might result in
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  superior humans. Sounds an awful like Nazi eugenicis type shit,
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  doesn't it, And that shouldn't shock anybody considering that Epstein
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  and Maxwell were vile, repugnant racists. We all know how
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  Jeffrey felt about women of color. Epstein harbored a myriad
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  of racist beliefs, including the idea that black people's genetics
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  made them less intelligent. In twenty sixteen, Epstein email German
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  cognitive scientist and then MIT professor Josha Bach, indicating that
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  he was interested in the idea of genetically modifying black
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  people to make them smarter, the Telegraph found, Like, what
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  does that even mean? And how do you even come
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  to that conclusion? Like what kind of broken ass brain
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  do you have to have to have that outlook on
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  life that you have to step in? What an arrogant,
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  degenerate sick fuck. Everything about this dude makes me ill.
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  Everything about the people that spent time with them makes
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  me ill, and everything about the people who are defending
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  them now most certainly makes me ill. This was a
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  degenerate sick man. And even if you don't believe that
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  he was running a blackmail ring, the other things that
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  he was involved in, the other shitt he was doing,
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  the other verifiable crimes that were being committed, it is unbelievable.
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  We're talking about a criminal enterprise that operated for literally
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  three decades. And that's just talking about the other crimes,
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  not the human trafficking, not the abuse of girls, but
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  the other crimes. But sure, let's just move on and
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  let's let all these people get away with it. That
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  way we don't offend them, and that way we don't
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  embarrass them, because you know, that's the most important thing here,
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  right making sure people that were enabling funding and paldling
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  around with Epstein are protected. That's really what we should
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  all be worried about at this point. Well, that and
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  bad Bunny, I guess. And it's wild you add people
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  out here that are more upset that that dude was
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  playing halftime than they are that Glain Maxwell is getting
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  the Homy hookup. Somebody, please make it make sense. Epstein
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  also wanted to invest in research pursuing genetically modifying embryos
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  to produce children with desirable traits. The Telegraph also spotted
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  whatever that means desirable to who, Well, to Jeffrey Epstein
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  and his sick ass buddies, that's who. Can you imagine
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  going down to the basement of Zoro Ranch, bunch of
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  cryogenic tubes, bunch of wild ass projects. Shit looks like
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  something from the Island of Doctor Moreau. No wonder they
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  didn't raid that place. And honestly, I'm only half joking
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  when I say that God knows what was in the
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  basement at Zoro Ranch. He seriously entertained the idea in
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  a twenty eighteen email exchange subject designer Babies with crypto
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  entrepreneur Brian Bishop, who asked Epstein about securing funding. I
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  have no issue with investing. Epstein responded, and Epstein was
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  involved in funding a lot of these early crypto companies,
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  including coinbase. And then, of course there's a relationship with
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  Brock Pearce. That's a relationship that I talked about years ago,
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  but we really didn't have much else to go on.
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  We just had some speculation that they had a relationship
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  and they were in business together one way or the other. Well,
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  now we're learning that they were a lot closer than
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  Brock Pierce ever let on, I think for the vast
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  majority of people that have been caught up, that's the case, right.
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  They're all suffering from Epstein related amnesia. Oh I had
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  no idea what he was up to. I had no
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  idea who he was. The problem is a lot of
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  these people lied, and now they've been caught because of
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  the emails that they themselves sent. So all these people
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  that have been telling us about Epstein and about how
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  they had no relationship with them over all these years,
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  they've all been lying. Now we didn't believe them, but
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  now we have the receipts. As it happened, Epstein wanted
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  children of his own, and lots of them. The twenty
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  nineteen New York Times reporting details how Epstein planned to
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  see the human race with his DNA by impregnating women
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  at his thirty three thousand square foot ranch in New Mexico,
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  and discussed the idea with multiple top scientists who chose
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  to remain anonymous. One of the scientists allegedlycclaimed that Epstein
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  wanted to impregnate twenty women at a time. Now, think
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  about the diary that we read of that Epstein survivor
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  at sixteen years old who had to get abortions. That's
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  why context is so important when we're talking about this story.
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  There's a lot of people that just don't understand all
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  the nuance. They don't understand how to fill in the blanks,
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  and they certainly don't understand how to read in between
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  the lines when it comes to Ebstein and what he
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  was up to. Epstein also had a creepy obsession with
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  using genetics to improve women sex drives. He repeatedly discussed
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  the ideal with former Stanford human biology professor Nathan Wolfe
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  in an email exchange between two thousand and eight and
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  twenty thirteen, Stanford Daily found in which they mused over
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  the possibility of developing a female viagra. Again chilling when
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  you take it in context with everything we know about
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  this disgusting, degenerate scumbag. It is all very very disturbing. Wolf,
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  perhaps even more so than Epstein, was serious about making
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  it happen. In May twenty thirteen, he wrote to Epstein,
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  enthusing that they're a very horny virus hypothesis could be correct.
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  He claimed that he came up with a study directly
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  linking sexual behavior and microbial diversity, and asked for Epstein's
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  thoughts about his funding on the hypothesis. I think it
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  hits the sweet spot of what we've been talking about,
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  so to speak. Wolf added, Yeah, nothing to see here,
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  just two guys having a nice little conversation about increasing
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  the sex drive of women. And for mister Wolf, not
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  a great look. You're having this conversation with a known
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  human trafficker of children. Good idea, buddy, great job. Another
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  scientist that Epstein confided in was Martin Oak, a math
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  and biology professor at Harvard University. Noak was known for
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  his work on using mathematics to describe the evolution of
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  the human language and how certain human behaviors emerged. In
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  might of everything above, it's not hard to see why
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  Epstein took such a strong interest in his work. In
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  two thousand and three, the billionaire donated thirty million to
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  Harvard to support Noac's research. Noac's connection to Epstein is
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  well documented, but the newly released documents additionally revealed an
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  ominous sounding email to Glenn Maxwell, Epstein's partner. You mean
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  co conspirator, fellow child abuser, general, all around scusbag and
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  bipedal serpent. That's what you mean, right, and alleged partner
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  in crime. I am so very sorry I caused you
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  so much worry and that I spoilt this day. I'm
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  so happy that I did not kill anybody. He wrote
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  in a two thousand and two email. My perspective of
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  life has changed somehow. In twenty fourteen, Epstein sent a
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  crypt to email to Noak stating our spy was captured
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  after completing her mission. Noak responded, did you torture her? Oh?
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  That's real? Nice huh, real nice stuff from mister Noak.
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  Another person that we talked about years ago here on
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  the podcast, and just another one of these smarmy ass,
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  disgusting ass scientists that thought it was cool to hang
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  out with Epstein, even after Epstein was already convicted. And
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  while back then we speculated just how deep these relationships
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  were running, Well, now that speculation's over and the verdict
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  is in. All these people that told us they had
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  no idea who Jeffrey Epstein was and weren't really close
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  to them, well they lied. And if they lied about this,
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  what else are they lying about. All of the information
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  that goes with this episode can be found in the
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  description box.