Epstein Secrets

Simon & Schuster, 1995. See chapter one, and Paul Kennedy, The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers (TK London

. It is often unavoidable. Your children are pulled into a World War. Your village is torn down. Your health is remade by science. The paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould called the march of these snapping changes “punctuated equilibrium,” as the world is jumped from one state to another - and never turns back. He was

TODD BLANCHE: And the same questions that 4 I asked about Mr. Musk, do you know whether 5 Mr. Epstein knew Andrew Cuomo or Chris Cuomo or 6 Ms. Kennedy, your friend? 7 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: I don't think so. 8 TODD BLANCHE: And so you never -- you 9 don't recall any of those thre

he was very, very friendly Page 277 1 with, all centered around Harvard. So I remember 2 him. 3 Martin Nowak, who's a mathematician. 4 Stephen Jay Gould. I don't know if Stephen Jay Gould 5 was -- came through the Harvard angle, but I know 6 that there was a -- he would -- excuse me, Epstein 7 would

TODD BLANCHE: And the same questions that 4 I asked about Mr. Musk, do you know whether 5 Mr. Epstein knew Andrew Cuomo or Chris Cuomo or 6 Ms. Kennedy, your friend? 7 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: I don't think so. 8 TODD BLANCHE: And so you never -- you 9 don't recall any of those thre

to 280) 17 (Pages 277 to 280) Page 277 1 with, all centered around Harvard. So I remember 2 him. 3 Martin Nowak, who's a mathematician. 4 Stephen Jay Gould. I don't know if Stephen Jay Gould 5 was -- came through the Harvard angle, but I know 6 that there was a -- he would -- excuse me, Epstein 7 would