> In newly uncovered correspondence between Epstein, futurist Pablos Holman, and former Activision CEO Bobby Kotick, taken from the over three million Epstein Files that were released on Friday, conversations were had about "indoctrinating kids into an economy" through in-game cosmetics.> Call of Duty: Ghosts, which launched later that year, went even further, with paid "special characters", voice over packs, skins, camos, and even weapons; it's not hard to draw a line between these conversations with Epstein and Kotick and the sudden boom in microtransactions, but what's unnerving is the intent behind them to prey on children.> This isn't the only appearance of Kotick in the files either. If you search for his surname on the DOJ website, there are over 300 results, and he appeared to be close enough to Epstein that he was even invited to his island in 2012.
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