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Epstein and Prince Andrew: How Power Distorts Judgement | A Psychiatrist with Andrew Lownie

In this episode of Shrinking the World, consultant psychiatrist Dr Raj Persaud is joined by historian and author Andrew Lownie to examine the psychology behind Jeffrey Epstein’s relationships with powerful and influential figures — including Prince Andrew. Rather than focusing on allegations or sensational detail, this discussion explores the psychological patterns that appear repeatedly in Epstein’s social world: power, entitlement, flattery, transactional relationships, and the erosion of boundaries among elites who are used to access and privilege. Topics explored include: Why influential people appeared unusually close to Epstein The psychology of entitlement and transactional intimacy How power can distort judgement and boundaries Why generosity is sometimes not questioned by those at the top The difference between personal responsibility and institutional culture This conversation does not claim to establish private facts or legal conclusions. Instead, it applies psychiatric and psychological frameworks to publicly available material in order to better understand how such relationships can form — and why warning signs may be missed. ⚠️ Disclaimer This video is an educational discussion of psychology and public behaviour. It does not diagnose individuals, allege criminal conduct, or claim knowledge of private events. All commentary is based on public reporting and presented for analytical and educational purposes only.