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Birthday Book - Page 147

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Birthday Book page 147

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Printed identifier
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_000147
Book section
Science
Attribution status
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Public transcription

Jeffery, I have agonized long and hard about what to write for your birthday. One version was a highly philosophical take on personal perception. I'll spare you the tortured prose but the gist was that the way we see the world depends on our experiences - how we parse things. You're one of the few people who has influenced how I parse and understand the world, and that version lauded you for it. But, that seemed too heavy and pedantic, so out it went.. Another version was silly and salacious, since your approach to life has so much of each of these things. A few years ago somebody at a party asked me "Does Jeffrey Epstein manage your money?". I replied "No, but he advises me on lifestyle". The guys eyes bugged out of his head and he said "REALLY?". Alas I am ill prepared to comment on your lifestyle in any detail, since I am (sadly) so far behind that it would be talking about things I know little of! Yet another approach was to comment on our shared interests in science and exploration, but again it seemed lacking. So, in the end I have wound up with this silly excuse for a missive — neither profound nor funny. But, I've included a few photos that I took on my recent trip to Africa. They seemed more appropriate than anything I could put in words. Nathan

Objective page description

  • Typed letter on a single page addressing someone named Jeffery with reflections and anecdotes relating to birthday wishes and personal perception, signed 'Nathan' at the bottom; text is slightly tilted and the page edges are visible with some uneven cropping. The letter mentions including photos from a recent trip to Africa but no photos are seen on this page.
  • Layout: Single column of typed text, left aligned
  • Layout: Signature line near bottom right

Document strings detected

  • Jeffery,
  • I have agonized long and hard about what to write for your birthday.
  • One version was a highly philosophical take on personal perception.
  • I'll spare you the tortured prose but the gist was that the way we see the world depends on our experiences - how we parse things.
  • You're one of the few people who has influenced how I parse and understand the world, and that version lauded you for it.
  • But, that seemed too heavy and pedantic, so out it went..
  • Another version was silly and salacious, since your approach to life has so much of each of these things.
  • A few years ago somebody at a party asked me "Does Jeffrey Epstein manage your money?".
  • I replied "No, but he advises me on lifestyle".
  • The guys eyes bugged out of his head and he said "REALLY?".
  • Alas I am ill prepared to comment on your lifestyle in any detail, since I am (sadly) so far behind that it would be talking about things I know little of!
  • Yet another approach was to comment on our shared interests in science and exploration, but again it seemed lacking.
  • So, in the end I have wound up with this silly excuse for a missive — neither profound nor funny.
  • But, I've included a few photos that I took on my recent trip to Africa.
  • They seemed more appropriate than anything I could put in words.
  • Nathan

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Source provenance

Source label: House Oversight Epstein Estate Documents - First Production

Source links: Open source PDF · House release · Document collection

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