From: Masha Drokova Sent: Friday, August 3, 2018 4:08 AM To: jeffrey epstein <https://r.superhuman.co=/mOvcu3sclpnPQ28zCFh_lkqOVslXfKmLIIUIOM5E- _GgBtSnnqjberV6fg9CxbJVGSV44mSVn=3IO17ATF3XOMUzGtYOVStSCze7avW8_gWaBIGV1C2wMxnPKBgFCsPaonQuSQH N5yzGtNXyxbV2=HZtFONScMapPo_E026F1bD9MTklt31018c.gif> Your analogy about politics (that the one who is more popula= wins an election) made me think that it's exactly what people do =ith investing, at least in tech. The more buzz i= Twitter and press a startup has the more money it'll raise. It ac=ually doesn't matter if it's negative or positive buzz. I =on't think our mind can differentiate if something is negative or =ositive. It seems like it counts only number of mentions. =br/> I've looked at all companies who raised largest amo=nts of money. It's exactly how it works - more buzz, more money ra=sed, the higher valuation on IPO/M&A Sent via Superhuman iOS chttps://sprh.mn/?vip= 1 EFTA_R1_01788057 EFTA02600814
