Epstein Secrets

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ice that 1s vigilant 24/7? The answer here parallels the refrain carried throughout this book: like its evil sister dehumanization, self-deception is Janus-faced, showing both an adaptive and maladaptive side. Self-deception allows us to protect ourselves from the reality of a current predicament or loss

people who have undermined the public trust to become pri- vate truth-tellers. This is their devil’s bargain. But for the writer, interview- ing such Janus-faced sources creates a dilemma, for it requires depending on people who lie to also tell the truth—and who might later disavow the truth they have t

were entirely captive to Trump's inatte: tion and wild mood swings. Trump, Bannon had long ago learned,