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The episode discusses Palantir's controversial practices and their recent manifesto advocating for extreme measures in governance and technology.

You've probably never heard of Palantir. They know you. The company was founded in 2003 with CIA seed money. Today they run a ten-billion-dollar Army contract, a $30 million deportation platform called ImmigrationOS, and a facial recognition app that retains U.S. citizens' photos for fifteen years with no opt-out. Last weekend they posted a 22-point manifesto calling for the draft, AI weapons, and the end of pluralism. Congress called it illegal. Critics called it technofascism. Here's ...

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