I'm interested in the use of AI. It has built resources lawyers would never dream would be possible to construct. In the past a team of 100 junior solicitors could have built an imperfect paper trail. Difficult to traverse, full of errors and incompleteness. It may have taken 100 junior legal trainees perhaps 6 months to a year to do this. And it would be private, inaccessible and require senior lawyers to spend hours to make use of this resource. Now, AI creates the most comprehensive resource ever seen in a matter of hours. But more, the world can see, can traverse, can make connections and understand what happened. Don't focus on Epstein, focus on the power we now have to comprehend incomprehensible amounts of information. That's the joy here, not Epstein, but meaningful abstraction.

That might be and I fully understand Mike. But information on it's own doesn't change the world. That was my point. Until I don't see consequences, all information is useless.