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Stephen Hawking as soon as he lands on Jeffrey Epstein's island

The meme features an image of a man in a wheelchair being pushed by another man along a sunlit walkway with columns and greenery. The top text reads: 'Stephen Hawking as soon as he lands on Jeffrey Epstein's island,' creating a dark humor joke by juxtaposing the respected physicist Stephen Hawking with the controversial figure Jeffrey Epstein and his infamous private island. The image appears to be a screenshot from an unknown source that has been repurposed with the caption.
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Stephen Hawking as soon as he lands on Jeffrey Epstein's island

Overview

The meme features an image of a man in a wheelchair being pushed by another man along a sunlit walkway with columns and greenery. The top text reads: 'Stephen Hawking as soon as he lands on Jeffrey Epstein's island,' creating a dark humor joke by juxtaposing the respected physicist Stephen Hawking with the controversial figure Jeffrey Epstein and his infamous private island. The image appears to be a screenshot from an unknown source that has been repurposed with the caption.

Origin notes

This meme was originally posted on Reddit (as indicated by the source information). It takes an existing image of a man in a wheelchair and adds text to create a joke referencing Stephen Hawking and Jeffrey Epstein's island. The image itself is not actually of Stephen Hawking but uses his public image and disability for comedic effect, which many would consider offensive or in poor taste.

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