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“What if a Brooklyn kid with no degree could rise into the most powerful circles in the world? Jeffrey Epstein started in Brooklyn with no real advantages, just ambition to escape an ordinary life. He entered college, but dropped out early, convinced he didn’t need the system to succeed. By the 1970s, he became a math teacher at an elite private school, surrounded by students from powerful families. But the real opportunity wasn’t in the classroom—it was in the parents, wealthy, influential, and