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Email chain / outline proposal
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Summary
This document contains an email exchange initiated by Jeffrey Epstein (using the alias jeevacation@gmail.com) on December 29, 2017. Epstein is providing feedback on 'candidates in math,' presumably for the TV series 'Closer To Truth,' noting that while they write well, their speaking style is poor ('C+/'). The reply (or draft above the email) outlines episode topics on mathematics and biology, followed by political commentary mocking Donald Trump's statements on China and taxes.
People (4)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Jeffrey E. (Epstein) | Sender (Original Email) |
Sent an email from jeevacation@gmail.com discussing candidates for a project involving math.
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| Unknown Sender | Respondent/Author of top section |
Wrote the outline regarding 'Mathematical Breakthrough episodes' and the commentary on Trump; likely associated with ...
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| Donald Trump | Subject of commentary |
Quoted regarding tweets about China/North Korea and his knowledge of taxes.
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| President Xi | Subject of commentary |
Mentioned in a quote by Donald Trump.
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Organizations (4)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Closer To Truth |
TV show/series implied by the text 'In the non-Closer To Truth world...' and the episode topics.
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| CNN Intl |
Mentioned regarding coverage of a Trump tweet.
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| NYTimes |
Source of an interview with Donald Trump.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Source of the document (labeled in footer).
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Timeline (1 events)
2017-12-29
Proposed discussion/chat between Jeffrey Epstein and the recipient regarding math candidates.
Unknown
Jeffrey Epstein
Unknown Recipient
Locations (2)
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Mentioned in political commentary.
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Mentioned in political commentary.
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Relationships (1)
Jeffrey Epstein
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Professional/Collaborative
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Unknown Recipient (Closer To Truth)
Epstein is vetting candidates (likely scientists/mathematicians) for a media production, critiquing their presentation skills.
Key Quotes (4)
"I went through the candidates in math. . we should talk , I have great hopes for this"Source
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"some of the math people write well , their speakinn style and presence is less than A , and probaby closer to a C +/"Source
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Quote #2
"In the non-Closer To Truth world...."Source
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Quote #3
"I know the details of taxes better than anybody — better than the greatest CPA."Source
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Quote #4
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Expand and Modify Mathematical Breakthrough episodes
1. Mathematics and Truth / Overview / Show Excitement/Importance
2. Mathematical Fields / Diverse New Kinds and Categories
3. How Math Works in Disparate Areas of Knowledge (from fundamental physics to chemistry, biology [molecular and evolutionary], psychology, sociology, economics, etc.)
4. Power Laws
5. Mathematical Biology
6. Foundations of Mathematics / Philosophy/Meaning of Math (discovered/invented?)
ADD/Exchange to Biological Breakthrough episodes
9/10. Replicability Crisis - Problems in Statistics in Search for Truth. Deep problems of replicability in biomedical and psychological research - the scandal in recent years.
In the non-Closer To Truth world....
Did CNN Intl this morning on Trump’s China-oil-N.Korea-cheating tweet “Caught RED HANDED...” [pun deliberate?]
My favorite fun lines (there are so many) in Trump's NYTimes spontaneous interview.
2) “I like very much President Xi. He treated me better than anybody’s ever been treated in the history of China.”
Ever (~5,000 year history)
1) “I know the details of taxes better than anybody — better than the greatest CPA.”
Not, mind you, CPAs in general, not even smart Jewish CPAs who work all the time - but whoever, out of 664,532 actively licensed CPAs (2016), is the greatest CPA of them all (#1 in citing code? creative deductions?) - better than him!
On Dec 29, 2017, at 6:19 AM, jeffrey E. wrote:
lets talk today. I went through the candidates in math. . we should talk , I have great hopes for this and am sure you woudl want to get it right though some of the math people write well , their speakinn style and presence is less than A , and probaby closer to a C +/ . Im around today or hte weekend if you would like to chat.
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