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Jeffrey Epstein Couldn't Stop Emailing People About Eugenics motherjones.com Mother Jones Feb 10, 2026 3 facts

accountIn a 2017 interview with Science, Jeffrey Epstein criticized the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for not searching for "smart people," stating that he preferred to focus on "rarefied peaks" and "new theories of biology."

quoteIn a 2017 interview with Science, Jeffrey Epstein stated that he was "interested in the rarefied peaks" and "new theories of biology."

claimIn a 2017 interview with Science, Jeffrey Epstein criticized the Gates Foundation, stating that the organization "doesn't search for smart people."

Study documents how change in diet drove early human evolution ucalgary.ca University of Calgary Aug 27, 2025 1 fact

referenceThe study 'Behavior drives morphological change during human evolution,' published in the journal Science, provides the first evidence of 'behavioral drive' in the human fossil record, where feeding behavior changes precede morphological changes in teeth.

A Survey of Incorporating Psychological Theories in LLMs - arXiv arxiv.org arXiv 1 fact

referenceRobert B. Zajonc published 'Social facilitation: A solution is suggested for an old unresolved social psychological problem' in the journal Science in 1965.

From Giants to Jellyfish: The Evolution of Sleep Across Species bsj.studentorg.berkeley.edu Berkeley Scientific Journal Jan 1, 2025 1 fact

referencePennisi, E. (2021, October 28) authored the article '“If it’s alive, it sleeps.” Brainless creatures shed light on why we slumber', published on Www.science.org.

The evolution of human-type consciousness – a by-product of ... frontiersin.org Frontiers 1 fact

referenceWilliam James published 'The energies of men' in Science in 1907, which discusses human energy and potential.

The Scientific Consensus on a Healthy Diet - NutritionFacts.org nutritionfacts.org Michael Greger · NutritionFacts.org Jun 30, 2021 1 fact

referenceEzzati M and Riboli E published the article 'Can noncommunicable diseases be prevented? Lessons from studies of populations and individuals' in the journal Science in 2012.