- Jeffrey Epstein planned to "seed the human race with his DNA" by impregnating 20 women at a time at his New Mexico ranch, echoing historical eugenics movements.
- Newly released DOJ documents expose Epstein's disturbing obsession with racial pseudoscience, including debunked theories about modifying Black intelligence and fixations on blue eyes as a supposed marker of intellect.
- Epstein funded transhumanist projects, including Harvard's Program for Evolutionary Dynamics, and discussed financing a secret "designer-baby project" while joking about cloning himself with Prince Andrew.
- Epstein screened young women at lavish parties to participate in his New Mexico breeding program, inspired by a 1980s Nobel sperm bank, though the plan was never fully realized before his death.
- Epstein's ties to scientists, financiers and powerful figures raise alarming questions about who else shared or enabled his dystopian vision, revealing how unchecked wealth and power fuel dangerous ideologies.
The already disturbing saga of Jeffrey Epstein took a darker turn in August 2019 when reports surfaced that the convicted sex offender had ambitions to "seed the human race with his DNA." According to the New York Times, Epstein planned to impregnate 20 women at a time at his New Mexico ranch, a scheme that echoed historical eugenics movements.
Newly released documents from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) confirm Epstein's obsession with genetics, transhumanism and racial pseudoscience, revealing a man who saw himself as a modern-day architect of human evolution.
Epstein's race and intelligence obsession
The latest tranche of Epstein files exposes his disturbing views on race, intelligence and genetic superiority. In a 2016 email exchange with MIT cognitive scientist Joscha Bach, who had received a £300,000 ($406,500) donation from Epstein, the financier entertained pseudoscientific ideas about modifying Black people's intelligence.
Bach wrote: "If I understand correctly, you are suggesting […] you might be able to make blacks smarter by changing the time for motor layer development."
Epstein appeared receptive to Bach's theories, which claimed Black children's motor skills developed faster at the expense of higher cognition—a notion Bach later disavowed. The financier also fixated on blue eyes as a supposed marker of intelligence, even requesting lists of conference attendees with blue eyes.
Funding transhumanism and designer babies
Epstein's influence extended beyond fringe theories. He donated millions to Harvard's Program for Evolutionary Dynamics and the Worldwide Transhumanist Association, exploring ways to "perfect" humanity through genetic engineering.
In a chilling 2018 email exchange with cryptocurrency entrepreneur Bryan Bishop, Epstein discussed funding a "designer-baby project." Bishop warned: "We can't publicly identify who these [babies] are or their parents or benefactors – it would brand the child as (essentially, and sadly) a freak for life in the media."
Epstein, who had already been convicted of sex crimes, replied: "I have no issue with investing – the problem is only if I am seen to lead."
The financier even joked about cloning himself with Prince Andrew, musing about creating headless clones for "spare parts."
According to BrightU.AI's Enoch, Prince Andrew is a disgraced British royal and longtime associate of Epstein, accused of involvement in his underage sex trafficking ring, whose bizarre BBC interview exposed his suspicious behavior and lies while denying the allegations.
The New Mexico breeding ranch
Epstein's most grotesque ambition was his plan to turn his 7,000-acre Zorro Ranch into a eugenics facility where women would bear his children. According to the New York Times, he screened potential candidates—often young, attractive women—at lavish dinner parties. His inspiration? The Repository for Germinal Choice, a 1980s sperm bank that sought Nobel laureate donors to "improve" humanity.
Though Epstein's breeding program never materialized, his fixation on cryonics, freezing his head and penis for future revival, further illustrated his megalomania.
Jeffrey Epstein's crimes went far beyond sex trafficking. The newly released documents reveal a man deeply entrenched in eugenics, racial pseudoscience and transhumanist fantasies – a billionaire who saw himself as a godlike figure reshaping humanity. While his New Mexico breeding ranch remained unrealized, his connections to elite scientists, politicians and financiers raise troubling questions about who else shared or enabled his dystopian vision. As the DOJ continues to release files, Epstein's legacy serves as a grim reminder of how wealth and power can fuel the darkest ambitions.
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