SS: have I lost my mind or is this is dystopian AF?
Th3_Admiral_ on
I swear Palantir was happy to stay in the shadows until just the last few weeks. I never saw them mentioned anywhere outside of Reddit and the occasional tech or investing news article, and now they are suddenly super mainstream and appearing everywhere. Were we just not noticing it before, or is this a big publicity push?
spice_war on
“The stones were an unreliable guide to action, since what was not shown could be more important than what was selectively presented. A risk lay in the fact that users with sufficient power could choose what to show and what to conceal to other stones: in The Lord of the Rings, a palantír has fallen into the Enemy’s hands, making the usefulness of all other existing stones questionable.”
Feisty-Bunch4905 on
Also Coinbase. Also why does the government’s parade need a sponsor? Don’t they have money? I’m equally concerned about the open sale of access to the president.
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SS: have I lost my mind or is this is dystopian AF?
I swear Palantir was happy to stay in the shadows until just the last few weeks. I never saw them mentioned anywhere outside of Reddit and the occasional tech or investing news article, and now they are suddenly super mainstream and appearing everywhere. Were we just not noticing it before, or is this a big publicity push?
“The stones were an unreliable guide to action, since what was not shown could be more important than what was selectively presented. A risk lay in the fact that users with sufficient power could choose what to show and what to conceal to other stones: in The Lord of the Rings, a palantír has fallen into the Enemy’s hands, making the usefulness of all other existing stones questionable.”
Also Coinbase. Also why does the government’s parade need a sponsor? Don’t they have money? I’m equally concerned about the open sale of access to the president.