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“Your valuable, your value is pretty directly con convergent with people's inability to understand what you're doing. So it's like all these technologies are potentially commodifying everything. Okay. So if you are a business that is, you know, Not services, no…”

“Our products augment that, which makes it, ah, you know, augments the differentiated specific over the generalizable, and that's where literally all the value's gonna go, and it's gonna be like a waterfall, and that, that's the problem with a lot of software c…”

“If Silicon Valley believes we are going to take away everyone's white-collar job, the most important thing Pallengeer is doing is to make sure that American warfighters are much more likely to come home.”

“I would say the last company standing before we all have to salute the overload of the LLM will be Palantir”

“If we don't do rating ratings, Washington's going to. And Washington is going to butcher it. And let's even say Washington doesn't want to butcher it, but like it doesn't understand the metier.”

“And that's how this country, by the way, if we are going to outperform the rest of the world our single advantage is to augment neurodivergent It highly individual people to be their absolutely unique best and protect their first, second, fourth, and fifth ame…”

“The experts are like, you know, like, this isn't safe because in almost all cases this doesn't work. Yeah, they're right, but in the one case where you change the world, it's the only way it can work.”

“In the last two years, more people have died of fentanyl than every single person who's died as a soldier since World War II.”

“In Europe, if, when we, I was involved in hiring at this institute I worked at, And one of the biggest problems was I was always like, of course we need to hire the best person. That's not the way it works in Germany or Norway. Like the best person doesn't get…”

“The primary purpose of Pallinger is to be so dominant that those people don't have to fight and die because everyone knows you're going to die 10 times more if you attack America.”

“Europe. They're still like, it doesn't work, but hopefully this will fail because it's all American products.”

“I mean, I tell, I'm telling governments all over the world, look, we're not showing up to do a sales call for Maven. You know, it works. We know it works. Show up at my office, explain to us how you're going to make this easy for us because we don't have huge …”

“The reason you get an open border is politicians do not want to address the real problems of the society, which would mean The workers of today have more value tomorrow than they have today.”

“No, we are not surveilling U.S. Citizens. No, our data is not being used to aggregate and to create imputed wait, because you could say, do you do it directly? Do you do it indirectly? That's a fair question. No.”

“When you get to the point where you're competing with someone, you've really something up.”

“You would never build a software downstream from value creation. It's all basically, how do I make the client feel like they're getting laid when they're getting fucked? That's the whole way you build a software business and our business.”

“We are revenues going up. Our sales was going down. The number of people we plan to have in the future is less than now.”

“Compared to Europe, like no tech industry. Everyone rich was born rich basically, or with almost no exceptions.”

“The logic of software should be We charge you something downstream of value creation. That sum is a percentage of the value we create. It's better for both sides because it's significantly less than the value creates. Good for us because there's a multiple on …”

“The number of people we plan to have in the future is less than now.”

“We believe we're going to make more from people in the future than in the past. Sizibly more because it's like, why should we not capture part of the value that we help create?”

“Actually, the interesting thing is, workers become more valuable, like, actually trained workers become more valuable. This is exactly the opposite of what people are saying, but it's true. The person at the top is actually crazy valuable. People with technica…”

“The value of LLM is when it's essentially in an ontology wrapper, because to actually create value, you have to be able to take the output, serialize it, and deserialize it in the context of the business. So the logic, actions, and security of the business, an…”

“Palantir's lifted, one of the things I'm proudest about in the world is, We've lifted people from their mom's garage to their own house. Millions of people.”

“Workers are gonna become more expensive, the overhead's gonna become less. Truly, basically, artist-shaped people are gonna be incredibly valuable, and they're gonna demand to be very highly paid. So, But the aggregate cost structure will come down.”

“The thing that unifies the woke left and the woke right is they don't like the consequences of meritocracy. They want to work back to the inputs. So in that, that like just will screw society. It's like, you've got to be able to allow people to succeed whereve…”

“The very, very best in the world are, the brain structure is different. One of the things that our institutions underestimate, but we're, we have an advantage in America because we have this tech scene, is that people think that there's like, you know, they're…”

“The most important thing in my view that can happen for the preservation of the West and its values is for the US military to be by far the best in the world.”

“The U S government should have a policy where a small percent of all, especially the DOD, a small percent of its spend has to go to products built in the software built in the United States. That is a product that has been proven both on the battlefield and ha…”

“You would think 5000 people being paid a billion dollars would produce something more valuable than five people working for equity. Just purely intuitively, but it's not true.”

“One of our advantages in software is that we like the hardware cultures are really struggle with software because these things are true for tanks and they're true for other things and big metal things. They're not true for software, but again, it's also true t…”

“The most powerful use of our product currently, and again, of one of our products is Being able to identify an adversary over a large lying mass using AI, and that obviously it's been reported has led to a different level of ability to acquire the adversary's …”

“China and Russia realize this. They didn't realize it before. And that is going to change where they invest their money. And we'll give them ability to catch up if we're not on top of this.”

“They're totally putting our business on steroids. Like, without LLMs, nobody would be talking about our ontology, about Apollo managing secure exploits, about our ability to manage an enterprise, essentially, as turning all these companies into FDEs.”

“What it makes America lethal, more so than any currently country, is like a combination of obviously the technology, which we're super interested in and believe are paying a huge part in but it's like 20 years of, like, operators figuring out what worked, what…”

“We are the power that actually has the decisive vote, and that is with military superiority.”

“It's, it is the most popular institution And most revered institution and probably the only institution in America that is actually revered by the American people across every demographic.”

“Using technologies in the context of eviscerating a fourth amendment rights in America is a, is something left and right in this country actually don't want. It's a caricature to believe that either side wants it.”

“If we could get rid of the cultural misunderstanding, we could get pretty close to agreements here. But you, you're dealing with worlds that never, ever, ever talk. And don't have an ability to talk to each other.”

“It is the single biggest mistake people make in this area is because they're intelligent in one area, they assume they're intelligent in all areas. And a big failure mechanism in the Valley is every Valley person is forced to present as if they're the smartest…”

“Gaia, the product that most special operations use in the world.”

“We gave venture returns, not just venture returns. We gave venture returns as if you're like, you know, I don't know, you're like Peter Thiel, Sequoia, Coastal returns. To the average person who is willing to do their own work and stand up against kind of trie…”

“What you're supposed to be doing software is build the client that the client gets addicted to, not the one they need. And like, this is like, and this is absolutely a truism in, in, in software development of any kind.”

“We can use foundry and ontology to bring out the advantages of American worker and give them the capacity to roughly work like a Japanese engineer.”

“We stood up for the U.S. Government even when it was really, really unpopular.”

“There's a misconception, ah, that AI and tech is going to exclude everyone who's not in this room.”

“I've been yelled at for 20 years, and protested primarily for supporting special operations.”

“We never worked with China. We never worked with Russia.”