About this episode
The gang digs into the massive new release of Epstein-related documents and the public reaction to yet another transparency dump that raises more questions than it answers. From who gets named to what “appearing in the files” actually means, they talk through how information spreads, how narratives form, and why ambiguity fuels speculation. Then they pivot to a study on “kind lying,” debating when honesty is overrated, when lies are socially rewarded, and what people really want when they say they want the truth.
Chapters
00:00:00 - Intro
00:14:33 - Epstein
01:04:20 - "Kind Lying"
01:25:46 - Emails
01:46:04 - Wrap-up
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