Palantir’s Manifesto Is a Return to American Tradition
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The text published on X confirms the will of technological capital to take control of the state. With the aim of building a violent and repressive world that will benefit it, where demo...
Palantir’s Manifesto Is a Return to American Tradition
Most corporate mission statements are real snoozers. Especially in the case of large public defense companies, they’re designed to present boilerplate language to the public: “We develop science and technology to help people, and we produce some other things (weapons) that we won’t directly mention here, but which you can find on page five of our annual report.” Palantir recently broke from this mode of anodyne corporate communication in a manif…
Palantir Technologies, a leading U.S. military data processing and analysis company, published on Saturday, April 18, a commercial brochure that also functions as a 22-point manifesto, urging Silicon Valley to surrender to the service of the U.S. military-industrial complex. “The technical elite of Silicon Valley has a duty to participate [...] The entry What is the "Palantir Manifesto": The Big Tech in the service of U.S. military power was fir…
In one of the 22 manifesto items in his book, Palantir CEO Alex Karp states that the United States should consider reinstating conscription.
On April 18 last, the official X account of the company Palantir Technologies did not publish an announcement about its quarterly profits or a product update. Instead, it released a thread of 22 theses summarizing a book by its executive director, Alex Karp. In it, it stated that “some cultures have produced vital advances; others remain dysfunctional and regressive”; it called for the rearmament of Germany and Japan, and proclaimed that the fut…
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