shouldn't people who's entire job, in theory, involves engaging with individuals who are risking their livelihoods to inform the public about the nefarious activities of their bosses and employers understand that maybe *their own* employer does shitty things too!

are you more interested in defending your employer or in uncovering the truth?

mmmhmmmm....great question. perhaps a news organization could investigate further. or, alternatively, dismiss it as a conspiracy theory and move on

if these emails make you think news reporters were incredibly negligent, don't worry, just wait until you hear their rationalization for why they shouldn't be viewed as negligent

and also, climate change. that's usually the most important one

actually, scratch technological change and replace it with depletion of critical resource

principally, highly interconnected and interdependent units, with a giant central node, along with vast levels of inequality, rapid technological change and widespread discontent among the masses

went to a talk given by the author of that book. yeah, not overly impressed by it.

having dealt with pompous academics, it's a pose to write emails in that way as a way of showing how busy and important you are that you can't be bothered to transmit info in any other way

that same reporter asked epstein for a $30,000 donation to a harlem cultural center...