Epstein files: analysis and updates

[Hatfort]

I don't remember seeing this testimony at the time, or I would have shared it here. This woman told how she was recruited at 13 and raped by Trump. Explains her history, trigger warning.

Americans made the worst of their people president, and the signs were there, best friend of Epstein for years. Corrupt to the bone, now making millions for himself and his friends with insider trading, using serious things like the Iran war to make millions in the stock market, without any care for the inflation caused by the oil crisis, or war casualties, Iranian civilians, or US soldiers. 

[Leo Gura]

2 hours ago, Hatfort said:

This woman told how she was recruited at 13 and raped by Trump.

Yeah, I seen that on other podcasts.

Oh the irony of MAGA.

Edited Tuesday at 02:25 PM by Leo Gura

[Nivsch]

On 10.4.2026 at 11:59 PM, Leo Gura said:

When we diagnose people from a distance, we are only evaluating them on what we see of them, not the skeletons in their closet. We are evaluating their public work.

Could Daniel Schmachtenberger be a secret serial killer?

Could Peter Ralston be a secret cannibal?

Could the Buddha have been a secret pedophile?

YES!

Spiral Dynamics will never capture that.

But I would suggest it becomes rarer at higher stages. Otherwise what is the point of Spiral Dynamics as first and foremost a psychological development model?

[Leo Gura]

1 hour ago, Nivsch said:

But I would suggest it becomes rarer at higher stages. Otherwise what is the point of Spiral Dynamics as first and foremost a psychological development model?

In practice development is very lopsided in people.

The models don't capture the lopsidedness of real people like an Elon Musk.

Edited 9 hours ago by Leo Gura

[Nivsch]

2 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

In practice development is very lopsided in people.

The models don't capture the lopsidedness of real people like an Elon Musk.

I wonder if the problem is the model, or perhaps our tendency to idealize certain people and overestimate the influence of the highest color we can see in them, and from there it is a slippery slope to paint the entire canvas with the color we have chosen.

Edited 7 hours ago by Nivsch