To: Epstein, Jeffrey[jeevacation@gmail.com] ██████████████████████████████
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Sent: Mon 9/6/2010 1:11:10 PM
Subject: Jeffrey's view of the world...

"The so called economy is no longer well defined," said Jeffrey Epstein. "There are too many diverse pieces — domestic and international, unemployment corporate profits, technology upgrades and housing — and they are no longer linked."

This is what I have from you so far -- but what I want more of is that riff you gave me when I was in NY.

Namely that it matters little if the next job report sucks; if unemployment keeps inching up because companies like apple/and others are making money hand over fist by employing less people/buying more computers and technology/borrowing at rock bottom rates and exporting overseas and that this is one of the drivers of this divergent economy between growing ranks of unemployed and <mark>imemployable</mark> and a vanguard of world beating companies.

If you could mix this with what you told me about all the computers you bought recently, that should do it...

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