Card #05: 🧬 Epstein Cloning
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Epstein revealed to have reportedly been working on worlds first 'human clones' in shocking new files. As reported by the Daily Mail, there's correspondence between Epstein and Bitcoin developer Bryan Bishop that dates back to 2018. Bishop was seemingly seeking financial backing for a 'designer babies project' and human cloning. Coming more than a decade after Epstein was convicted for procuring a child for prostitution and of soliciting a prostitute in 2008, he wrote: "I have no issues with investing. The problem is only if I am seen to lead." Bishop replied weeks later, with an outline of what funding he needed to move past the 'garage biology' phase and a total estimate of up to $9.5 million. There are mentions of 'more mouse testing' at a Ukrainian lab, while Epstein wrote: "I like implant embryo, wait 9 months. Great ending." Bishop's designer baby venture was focused on altering the human germline as a way that would allow parents to select certain traits that could be passed dow
Epstein revealed to have reportedly been working on worlds first 'human clones' in shocking new files.
As reported by the Daily Mail, there's correspondence between Epstein and Bitcoin developer Bryan Bishop that dates back to 2018. Bishop was seemingly seeking financial backing for a 'designer babies project' and human cloning.
Coming more than a decade after Epstein was convicted for procuring a child for prostitution and of soliciting a prostitute in 2008, he wrote: "I have no issues with investing. The problem is only if I am seen to lead."
Bishop replied weeks later, with an outline of what funding he needed to move past the 'garage biology' phase and a total estimate of up to $9.5 million.
There are mentions of 'more mouse testing' at a Ukrainian lab, while Epstein wrote: "I like implant embryo, wait 9 months. Great ending."
Bishop's designer baby venture was focused on altering the human germline as a way that would allow parents to select certain traits that could be passed down.
Instead of directly editing embryos, Bishop was looking at altering sperm-producing cells via gene therapy. This was later branded as "ethically troubling and technically unproven," with the plans potentially operating outside the established medical and regulatory oversight.
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