Philosopher and cognitive scientist; flew on Epstein's plane to TED (deceased)
Daniel Dennett had limited, disclosed connections to Jeffrey Epstein through the intellectual circles cultivated by literary agent John Brockman and the Edge Foundation. In 2002, Dennett accepted a ride on a private plane offered by 'a wealthy science philanthropist' to attend TED, later learning it was Epstein. Dennett publicly clarified he was not aware of Epstein's identity at the time and stated he was not clairvoyant. He is identified as a client of Brockman's and participated in the Edge Foundation's intellectual forums, which Epstein funded substantially. There is no evidence of any criminal accountability, investigation, or improper conduct by Dennett himself.
Daniel Dennett was a client of literary agent John Brockman, who facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's connections to prominent academics including Dennett.
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In 2002 I was offered a ride to TED in the plane of a wealthy science philanthropist of whom I had never heard. I accepted. I am not clairvoyant. For all I know…
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