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SUMMARY OF ASSUME NOTHING - A Guide to Edward Jay Epstein's Book: Encounters with Assassins, Spies, Presidents, and Would-Be Masters of the Universe
This book is a SUMMARY of (ASSUME NOTHING) and in no way tries to replace the original copy. It is written to give the audience an insight into the original copy in a summarized format.
Once more, this book is intended to serve as a thorough synopsis for readers rather than to replace the original work in any way.
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This book is not the original.
ABOUT THE ORIGINAL Some accuse Epstein of being a conspiracist, but that is incorrect. He is a puzzle solver. Instead of accepting the received wisdom, he searches for the missing pieces of the picture, such as the autopsy photographs of President John F. Kennedy that were kept from the investigation conducted by the Warren Commission. Finding suppressed or overlooked evidence may result in overturning an established narrative, as happened with the publication of Inquest, Epstein’s book about the official probe into the JFK assassination. But that is very different from looking for a conspiracy. Sometimes, Epstein’s work has in fact uncovered a deep conspiracy, as with the world diamond cartel. Other times, it has discredited belief in a conspiracy, as when he delved into the murders of numerous Black Panthers. After his findings were published in the New Yorker, newspapers including the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times issued editorial apologies for their own reporting on the murders, which had suggested that an FBI conspiracy was behind them. Epstein’s primary interest has never been to advance an agenda, but rather to spot gaps in the conventional narrative and fill them in. Assume Nothing is the story of a lifelong quest for missing puzzle pieces, and also a story of self-actualization.
Once more, this book is intended to serve as a thorough synopsis for readers rather than to replace the original work in any way.
Click the BUY NOW button, then enjoy the book.
This book is not the original.
ABOUT THE ORIGINAL Some accuse Epstein of being a conspiracist, but that is incorrect. He is a puzzle solver. Instead of accepting the received wisdom, he searches for the missing pieces of the picture, such as the autopsy photographs of President John F. Kennedy that were kept from the investigation conducted by the Warren Commission. Finding suppressed or overlooked evidence may result in overturning an established narrative, as happened with the publication of Inquest, Epstein’s book about the official probe into the JFK assassination. But that is very different from looking for a conspiracy. Sometimes, Epstein’s work has in fact uncovered a deep conspiracy, as with the world diamond cartel. Other times, it has discredited belief in a conspiracy, as when he delved into the murders of numerous Black Panthers. After his findings were published in the New Yorker, newspapers including the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times issued editorial apologies for their own reporting on the murders, which had suggested that an FBI conspiracy was behind them. Epstein’s primary interest has never been to advance an agenda, but rather to spot gaps in the conventional narrative and fill them in. Assume Nothing is the story of a lifelong quest for missing puzzle pieces, and also a story of self-actualization.
61 pages, Paperback
Published March 13, 2023
About the author
Megan Hunter
35 books3 followersMegan Hunter , MBA, is an author, speaker, and expert on high-conflict disputes and complicated relationships. She is CEO of Unhooked Media, a U.S.-based media company focused on relationship and conflict revolution through print, digital and the spoken word. She is publisher at High Conflict Institute Press and its imprint Unhooked Books and co-founder of the High Conflict Institute. She is a frequent guest on Sirius XM Satellite's The Doctor Show (psychiatry) with Dr. Michael Aronoff.
Megan trains legal, mental health, business, leadership groups, universities and other professionals across the U.S., Canada, South Africa and Australia. She has strong policy and judicial training experience during her tenure at the Arizona Supreme Court and as a member of the Arizona Board of Psychologist Examiners. She currently serves as project manager of the "We Got This" brand of the Black Sheep Project on the Advisory Board of the Personality Disorder Awareness Network.
Megan trains legal, mental health, business, leadership groups, universities and other professionals across the U.S., Canada, South Africa and Australia. She has strong policy and judicial training experience during her tenure at the Arizona Supreme Court and as a member of the Arizona Board of Psychologist Examiners. She currently serves as project manager of the "We Got This" brand of the Black Sheep Project on the Advisory Board of the Personality Disorder Awareness Network.
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