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Jiang says a Guardian article shows Epstein helped finance Bitcoin and uses a 2004 Harvard dinner with Larry Summers and Steven Pinker as evidence that academia is a networking and legitimation apparatus for power.
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Larry Summers
Jiang says a Guardian article shows Epstein helped finance Bitcoin and uses a 2004 Harvard dinner with Larry Summers and Steven Pinker as evidence that academia is a networking and legitimation apparatus for power.
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"...this picture. This happened in 2004 at Harvard, okay? This is Larry Summers, who is the president of Harvard University. This is Steven Pinker,..."
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"No, it's not. It's about protecting and justifying the society. It's not just coal. It's about providing a network for powerful people to meet..."
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"...appointed quite a few individuals. These are the two most famous. Larry Summers, who was a Harvard graduate as well as a president of..."
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"Okay? And then Larry Summers said, no, no, you guys are seeing it incorrectly. We have to save the American economy. The goal is..."
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Jiang turns the Epstein files into a theory of war: social reality is a cave, the dollar is a consciousness trap, empire survives by looking invincible, and the exposed parasite network is already fighting...
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