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You have not yet proposed a plausible mechanism by which being more popular at MIT helps someone find child prostitutes/slaves. I think those worlds are completely disconnected. (Unless by victims you mean participants, like Bill Clinton.)
I’m pretty sympathetic to your original tweet Patri, but think Kyle has it right w/r/t influence ⟶ greater ability to do harm. Basically any form of power, even soft/social influence, makes it easier for a person to do what he wants.
Re abuse in particular, Meredith Patterson paints a compelling picture of how abusers use influence within a social graph to keep victims (and their would-be allies) from coordinating with each other:https://status451.com/2016/08/09/too-late-for-the-pebbles-to-vote-part-1/ …
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