Epstein Secrets

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that part for the reader which makes me think there's something there. Also I was reading a while ago that rentech was using a weird structure with Credit Suisse (iirc) where they were taxed on their profits as if it was long-term capital gains instead of short-term. Sent from my Iphone please note The inf

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to riskier ones bu= that's an 'anomaly' Anyhow if this parallel somehow holds there are interest=ng questions that come up, for example: what is a Turing machine in this wo=ld? Which would be a fancy way to answer the questions: what derivatives ar= missing? Also since you can stack up multiple 'funct

h=t part for the reader which makes me think there's something there. Also I was reading a while ago that rentech was using a weird structure with=Credit Suisse (iirc) where they were taxed on their profits as if it w=s long-term capital gains instead of short-term. Sent from my (phone &=bsp; please note

to riskier ones but that's an 'anomaly' Anyhow if this parallel somehow holds there are interesting questions that come up, for example: what is a Turing machine in this world? Which would be a fancy way to answer the questions: what derivatives are missing? Also since you can stack up multiple 'funct

that part for the reader which makes me think there's something there. Also I was reading a while ago that rentech was using a weird structure with Credit Suisse (iirc) where they were taxed on their profits as if it was long-term capital gains instead of short-term. Sent from my Iphone please note The inf