> Wasn't very good at discontinuing the relationship it seems.
Keep in mind that those summaries are AI-generated. There's gonna be a lot of confabulating in there.
> Wasn't very good at discontinuing the relationship it seems.
Keep in mind that those summaries are AI-generated. There's gonna be a lot of confabulating in there.
Yes, but the the summaries generated are referenced with sources.
Care to dispute the summaries using the sources?
Confabulators gonna confabulate.
I read the gp as saying you should just check the sources, not defending.
I mean here's a weird example. Searching Donald Trump there's the headline
Like that sounds weird... DT forced to rape? That doesn't make sense to me. The longer summary reads It references House Oversight 025937. The actual document looks much more like that summary. Here's a snippet It gets worse so if you want to look further it's Case 1:16-cv-04642 Document 1-2 Filed 06/20/16 Page 1 of 2.So far the paragraph summaries seem to be accurate in my poking around but the headlines are mixing ordering and have other weird errors like this. Anyways, always good to check when things are as serious as this...
Here's the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11KzAOYCjxwEhnyrsiBpKM8OGBJp...
Note that this document is from an anonymous lawsuit that was withdrawn and never substantiated or corroborated.
Also note that
Doesn't make it true but this seems to be consistent across different accounts and serves as a possible explanation to your note as well as why so many people might have quiet for so long.Epstein was tried and convicted based on a mountain and documentary evidence and there was never even an allegation that he did anything like that.
I think it is less about if he actually made any hits on people but rather that the threat existed. The question is not "has such threats been followed through" but "does the person being threatened have a reasonable belief that the threat is legitimate."
To that, I think the answer is an unambiguous "yes". If someone who is rich, well connected, and successfully covering up heinous crimes at a large scale, then yes, I believe a person threatened has a reasonable belief that such a threat is credible.
Seriously, we are talking about a world famous pedo who was pimping out girls to presidents, royals, billionaires, and when he was finally convicted he was only charged with prostitution and got a extremely light sentence that everyone now calls a "sweetheart deal." So years after does a witness have a credible belief that such a man can post a significant threat to her and her family?
Do you seriously believe that no person has any reason to fear Epstein? I find that laughable considering how much conspiracy there is about him being murdered and how the accusations are towards varying high profile people. You're trying to say that Epstein is a puppy dog that's all bark and no bite?
I agree, nothing is proven but it's absolutely laughable to claim that such a threat is not credible.
Why are you defending a pedo?