What’s the deal with the time travel and Looking Glass references in the Epstein files?
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curiousCat89
I stumbled upon some weird references in the Epstein case files, particularly a document that mentions something called 'Looking Glass' and time travel. There's a bunch of strange quotes in there, including one from someone named Josh who talks about Silicon Valley criminals and making serious accusations. I'm not super into conspiracy theories, but I'm curious if anyone can make sense of this or who this Josh is. Can anyone dive into this and give some insights?
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From what I've found, Josh seems to be Josh McFarland, who was a Twitter executive. His involvement could spark some interesting discussions about tech and ethics, especially with the weird claims around time travel and other claims in that document. It's a lot to unpack, for sure!
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Yep, Epstein had deep ties to several powerful groups, and some claim those connections extend to experiments in quantum computing relating to time travel. There are even wild claims about actors playing prominent political figures, which is mind-blowing. Just take it all with a grain of salt.
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It definitely sounds like a wild rabbit hole! Some people are speculating if this is just someone role-playing or if it's based on real events. The terms like 'Nesara' and 'Gesara' pop up often in fringe circles but haven’t been implemented in any official capacity. It's hard to tell what's real and what's just a narrative spun online.
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