Epstein Files Update: Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in his jail cell in 2019, was known for his extraordinary wealth and power, besides the heinous crimes that have shocked the world. The new revelation sheds light on Epstein's chilling and bizarre obsession. Epstein allegedly hoped to develop superhumans propagating his DNA.
Reports suggest that Epstein confided to scientists and others that he wanted to impregnate women at his vast ranch in New Mexico to create a genetically superior human race.
A New York Times report revealed that Jeffrey Epstein wanted to use his Zorro Ranch property in New Mexico as a place where women would be artificially inseminated with his sperm to bear his children, creating a ‘baby ranch’. According to the report, there is no evidence that this scheme was ever put into action.
Epstein’s unsettling plan was allegedly rooted in his interest in transhumanism, a movement that seeks the use of technologies like genetic engineering and artificial intelligence to enhance human capabilities. Critics link transhumanist thinking to eugenics, the early-20th-century belief that humanity could be improved through selective breeding, which was also an ideology that was later adopted and weaponised by the Nazis.
However, the question whether he fathered children or not remains unanswered.
Epstein Was Against Improved Health Anti Starvation Efforts
Reports suggest that Epstein criticised efforts to reduce starvation and expand healthcare in poorer countries, arguing that such efforts can add to the overpopulation of the world, at a Harvard session. As per the report, when Pinker challenged the claim, pointing to evidence that high infant mortality often leads families to have more children, Epstein appeared irritated and later Pinker was informed that he was no longer welcome in Epstein's gatherings.