You have a "plausible" explanation of which there isn't really any good evidence, and where the lack of evidence is a condition for the explanation.
In any case, you're assuming that a "little" decision like supervising Epstein one on one was was made by an exceptional person (and presumably as intelligent as yourself), but the reality is that anyone accomplishing big things needs to delegate almost all of their work.
The people operating there were not viewing this event as too special. Most people who are that forward thinking are not in that position.
That's conspiratorial thinking.
You have a "plausible" explanation of which there isn't really any good evidence, and where the lack of evidence is a condition for the explanation.
In any case, you're assuming that a "little" decision like supervising Epstein one on one was was made by an exceptional person (and presumably as intelligent as yourself), but the reality is that anyone accomplishing big things needs to delegate almost all of their work.
The people operating there were not viewing this event as too special. Most people who are that forward thinking are not in that position.