COULD EXPOSING EPSTEIN PERPETRATORS CAUSE ECONOMIC COLLAPSE?

A provocative claim suggesting that fully exposing all high-level individuals involved in the Jeffrey Epstein trafficking network, especially wealthy and powerful men, could trigger an economic collapse. It acknowledges some plausible aspects of this theory, such as market sensitivity to scandals involving prominent figures and potential systemic risk if multiple executives fall. However, the analysis then strongly argues why a total economic collapse is extremely unlikely, highlighting that corporations are larger than individuals, markets are diversified, investors often prioritize profit over morality, and government intervention would mitigate severe risk. The text concludes that the idea of economic collapse is sensational but implausible, attributing secrecy more to legal protection, institutional self-preservation, and political ramifications rather than fear of financial ruin.