This episode examines the hundreds of people who knew, suspected, or should have known about Epstein's crimes but did nothing. It applies social psychology research on the bystander effect, diffusion of responsibility, and complicity to understand why so many people at so many levels failed to act. For each category, The thesis is that Epstein's operation survived for decades not just because of his power and wealth but because of the collective failure of hundreds of individuals to act on wh...