So, something has been bugging me and although it seems like a needless thing to bring up, or maybe it's just something stupid that never needed this much thought, but I'm curious what brings Stephen Hawking to Epstein's island.

Assuming everyone that visited was showing up of their own volition, I don't understand what hawking was doing there. Most of them were there because of the weird rituals and underage people that they were preying upon, but the guy doesn't have any feeling in his body right? Was he there to just observe the ritual(s)? Hell, he couldn't manage to find himself there all on his own, right? Wouldn't he need someone to help him get there?

Maybe this really is just retarded. I don't want to seem like I'm just here to distract, but this keeps entering my thoughts for some weird reason.

Thoughts?

>>12124132

Where are you seeing this, anon?

>>12124134

Really now? I hadn't heard that before. Alright, that kind of throws a wrench in to the curiosity if that's the case.

>>12124147

This is true as well; Epstein was heavily invested in "spreading his seed". There could be a sciency angle to all of this…

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>>12124198

This was what really confused me about things. He's essentially just a puppet, which they're using as a conduit to crack consensus within the scientific community, right?

The biggest issue is I was having a hard time reconciling those ideas: if he's just a warm puppet plopped in to a chair with no control over his identity or his body, why would he need to be blackmailed?

I didn't really intend to use you guys to entertain myself or anything, I just couldn't get over this not adding up in my head.

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>>12124264

It got tainted pretty early on and maybe for the right reasons, but that place was watched and curated by friendlies and they made some decent progress along the way.

Voat was a curious place. Maybe one day we'll talk about it a little more, but, for the most part, it wasn't as helpful as it seemed like it was intended to be (even if we shouldn't discount the times it was very helpful). Granted, Q did indeed reference it, even if ambiguously…

>>12124237

You're supposed to be confused. That's the whole point.

There are plenty of "agents" here whose sole purpose is to get you to stop thinking so hard about things.

>>12124239

Finicum was said to have been a Mormon.

Mormons famously belong to what particular profession?…

>>12124277

You're talking about the submarine angle, right? A handler delivering packages via sub would need a good reason to have a licence, right?

Or am I not quite getting it yet?