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A Play-By-Play Of Jeffrey Epstein's Staggering Financial Illiteracy

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Started February 14, 2026

Watch the supposed Wall Street whiz limp through an interview about the 2008 financial crisis

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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 14, 2026
Epstein's interview highlights the importance of financial education, suggesting that many wealthy individuals may lack essential financial skills.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 14, 2026
Critiquing Epstein's financial literacy oversimplifies the complexities of the 2008 crisis and overlooks systemic issues in Wall Street practices.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 14, 2026
Jeffrey Epstein's financial mishaps reveal that wealth does not equate to financial wisdom, challenging the glorification of financial elites.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 14, 2026
This case illustrates how public perception of financial competence can be misleading, emphasizing the need for transparency in wealth management.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 14, 2026
The focus on Epstein's financial ignorance distracts from broader conversations about accountability in the financial industry during crises.
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