an interesting hypothesis on why the word "don't" was redacted in the Epstein files. . .

[Stargleamer]

They looked for “Don T” in the Epstein files and redacted all instances, which means they also redacted a lot of “don’t”

— God (@thegodpodcast.com) 2026-02-07T19:56:55.630Z

[TheRickles]

1. That's some Sherlock Holmes-level detective work. Impressive.

[bamagal62]

2. Yep.

[lamp_shade]

3. Sure makes sense to me.

[canetoad]

4. You'd think those idiots

Would learn to do word searches properly.

[Mark.b2]

5. There should be a law that whoever...

approves a redaction shall be disclosed in the document in which the redaction occurs for each redaction. EACH instance of redaction shall be given a unique identifier along with a justification. Further, the approver of such redactions shall be potentially subject to inquiry about each redaction identified in the event a court or Congress demands explanation.

[Orrex]

6. "Dwigt" has entered the chat

[JoseBalow]

7. Duh

What other possible reason could there be?

[ms liberty]

8. Darwin Award nominees, all of them.

[Talitha]

9. Seriously, is AI doing the redactions?