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Julian Huxley

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A single Nexor dispatch identifies Julian Huxley as the British biologist who coined the term "transhumanism" in 1957, placing him at the conceptual origin point of a funding network the broadcast traces forward to Jeffrey Epstein. The dispatch further notes Huxley's institutional reach: first Director-General of UNESCO and president of the British Eugenics Society from 1959 to 1962, credentials Nexor cites as context for understanding how transhumanist ideas moved between scientific legitimacy and eugenicist frameworks.

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From Occult Bookshelf to Genetics Lab: Tracing Jeffrey Epstein's Transhumanist Funding Network
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2026-04-24

From Occult Bookshelf to Genetics Lab: Tracing Jeffrey Epstein's Transhumanist Funding Network

The DOJ's 3.5-million-page Epstein file release and 18,000 personal emails obtained by Bloomberg News reveal a documented funding network connecting Epstein to Harvard's Program for Evolutionary Dynamics, MIT's Media Lab, CRISPR gene-editing research, artificial general intelligence programs, and the Edge Foundation dinner circuit. The host argues this constitutes not eccentric philanthropy but a traceable architecture linking occult ideology and transhumanist philosophy to research programs now producing commercial technology at scale.

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