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I think a fun thought experiment is, "If this is indeed a cover up and he's still alive, how would you find where is currently is?" If he's still dead, I think
by toomuchtodo 9mo ago
I think a fun thought experiment is, "If this is indeed a cover up and he's still alive, how would you find where is currently is?" If he's still dead, I think finding the truth might still be valuable for historical and closure purposes, but not as valuable as the "still alive" scenario.
- saubeidl 9mo agoI think "he was murdered by agents of the state before he could reveal anything damaging to the ruling class" is more likely than "he faked his own death and lives on an island somewhere".
- zahlman 9mo agoIt seems hard to square that with the fact of the files being released, or indeed of the FBI being able to obtain files in the first place. You'd have to suppose that "the ruling class" expected/expects to be able to tank vast hordes of deeply obsessed Internet randoms poring through all that data, but not be able to tank Epstein himself speaking publicly. On the other hand, as far as I can recall, nothing significant happened after the Panama Papers, so.
- tim333 9mo agoYeah, I think murdered is clear but by agents of the state isn't. There are loads of people who'd want him dead.
- lazide 9mo agoEh, dying was only going to make the whole mess higher profile. If they wanted it to stay quiet, throw him in solitary and don’t allow any visitors until he dies of old age.
- rkomorn 9mo agoI don't think they're implying it's likely. Just that it's more likely than the other scenario.