Epstein.

Its's a word, but its more than a word.   It's an Idea, a Statement, a Symbol, a Hook. Like a Train Whistle, that gets everyone's attention.

For the last week we have been posting statements like this:

'Lets have a little fun. Like at a party.

When I say "Epstein"
You say "Epstein!"

Epstein.

Copy, paste, repost, post across all social networks.

Enjoy,

Todd W. Byars
Tallahassee, Florida, USA
**1**'

and of course we have been posting or "answering" posts of Epstein with Epstein.

We have done this for several reasons, and after you look at the reasons - we would like to ask you to join us.  :)

A) As An Experiment to see how many would see the postings and respond given no mass media support.
B) To see which Social Network would respond the most.
C) To see if it would cross between networks.
D) To use as an attention signal with a wordcode or number code behind it. 
E) Signal in Signal (More on this Shortly.)

Aside from the Experiment listed above we have done this to:

1) Make "Epstein" just go "viral" as a comment, and statement, on "The Epstein List" and its  "Open Coverup."
2) To make the statement that WE are all aware of what was done in the past, and has been done recently.
3) To get everyone's attention focused on one thing as they are being bombarded with more "distractions and lies."

So again, we hope you will join us. 

Results:
This was not an official experiment more a testing of the "Waters" on Internet / Social Network adverstising with words that get people's attention and how many of them responded.

The short posts with instructions received the most reaction.    We did 4 of those.    They received about 50 likes, 34 shares, and 30 postings of just "Epstein."
We also did about a week of just posting "Epstein" which received 36 likes and 54 "reply" postings of just the word "Epstein."

The experiment was a success proving one can share words and phrases to spread advertising or other information.   We proved that we could get views, reactions, and shares without paying for advertising.   

Conclusions:   Words and Phrases can be used to inform and spread information without spending dollars on advertising.   Also the response to these words and phrases grows in size with distribution - again - with no dollars spent to get people involved and sharing content.

This is the end of this experiment.   We may try more experiments with spreading information across the Social Media in the future.   We hope you found some of this useful.

Remember, when I say Epstein, you Say Epstein.   "Epstein."

Thank you!  :)T