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“If Silicon Valley believes we are going to take away everyone's white collar job, Meaning primarily democratic shaped people met whom I grew up with, highly educated people who went to elite schools or went to schools that are almost elite who vote for one par…”

“It's true Israel's ratio of like, casualty, innocent to non-innocent is better than anyone else ever had in the history of humanity, and it's gonna have to be better.”

“This technology disrupts humanities trained, largely democratic voters and makes their economic power less, and increases the power, economic power of vocationally trained, working class, often male voters,”

“That nobody believes me in tech, but there's gonna be a movement in this country that gets very strong very quickly to nationalize these things.”

“Our clients are just, to say they're unhappy with the frontier labs is to say I'm welcome at the Berkeley faculty. It's like, there's just a level of discomfort and loss of trust.”

“The basic view among enterprises in this country is, I'm gonna chillax and waste my time with tokens, I'm gonna get no value, and they're gonna get my IP.”

“I think the American version, if we're not careful, is not going to be the German version. I think it's going to be hang the rich. I, It's like, I think it's gonna be, not protect everybody else. It's gonna be like, look, this is too dangerous, and we're gonna…”

“Despite what everyone thinks Palantir is the anti-surveillance company, I know your person online thinks that's not true, but every technical expert does”

“There will be, like, it's my own rhetoric, but I happen to think it's true. It's going to be chips, ontology, and I suspect in the end, one and a half provider.”

“It could go wrong, and it will go wrong if all wealth is going to a small number of people, and those people do not appear to be on side.”

“They're actually paving the way for a fascism, because Americans and no one else are gonna tolerate that level of dysfunction.”

“To be a civil war zone, to be a war zone, you have to have five, five deaths per 100,000. That's like half our cities.”

“Now, if that's how your products actually are, you are, now it's you are going to get fucked. Like, and this is going to happen so quickly.”

“This is a have-have-not world. It's going to be either us or them basically deciding the world order. Because, like, these other countries, and maybe India will get involved, maybe the Arab, non-Arab, Middle East, but currently on the trajectory we're on now, …”

“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…”

“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.”

“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.”

“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…”

“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.”

“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.”

“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.”

“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…”

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

“Like we have 10 X growth in America compared to Europe, same people, same products, same everything.”

“Everyone tells us to be super modest about 93% growth in the U.S. And 94 rule of 40.”

“We also believe that if it, for more kind of like kind of architectural implementation, technical perspective, the value is in high fidelity data captured in, in ontology with FDs and where there's an enhancing factor with LLMs and that that's going to be very…”

“Like we have 10 X growth in America compared to Europe, same people, same products, same everything.”

“Some of the places that have used our product have been bombed. People have died, and the same day, those people are back at work.”

“Everyone tells us to be super modest about 93% growth in the U.S. And 94 rule of 40.”

“Honestly, we have a huge retail, crazy thing about Germany is a huge retail investor base. They don't admit it in public, but in private, they're like, keep going.”

“On healthcare, pharmaceuticals hospital care, we had basically very few clients last year, and now I think we power allocation at 15, between 13 and 14% of all hospital bed allocation in the country.”