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Epstein File EFTA01046957: Joi Ito, Facebook and Intelligence (DS9)

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This document contains email correspondence discussing media and communication strategies, referencing Facebook broadcast, YouTube, Twitter, and Medium as platforms for sharing content and interviews. The correspondence mentions intelligence, hardwork, and plant intelligence literature, dated May 23, 2017, and involves Joi Ito and MIT Media Lab.

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You can use **Facebook** broadcast/Youtube if you feel comfortable on video or Medium/Twitter if you prefer writing.
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To share your thoughts about these questions you can chose either Twitter or **Facebook** broadcast (you are charismatic and people will watch you).
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You can interview famous scientists and your friends for **Facebook** broadcast or YouTube.

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