When people ask what does Palantir do. Going to show this image from now on.

Nov 3, 2025 · 3:20 PM UTC

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In summery. Kills people
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Wrong. They provide tools that shortens the kill chain. Who’s responsible the lone soldier or the gun manufacturer? You have $tesla in your bio so I assume you support @elonmusk What do you think he would think of that when using your logic for Starlink. If you think for 1 hot second Starlink isn’t used on the battlefield you’re sadly mistaken. In summary I just killed your dog shit rebuttal.
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And $ASTS is how all those things will communicate 🤔
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I’m sure they will play a role as well Starlink and other comms
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Basically the $PLTR business model can be described as “go brrr”
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Yes, the "Golden Dome."
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This is not golden dome but connected Will reveal more later
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I can tell this image is old as fuck because it has Wimax
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that image is worth a thousand words
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Just a House of cards
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How fast is all this? Atomic clock fast
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Let’s not forget my favorite pltr x Wendy’s collab. 🚀🚀. 1T Market Cap incoming.
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I heard it described as a blending of security and privacy...
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Internet of things but the skynet surveillance version
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The image captures Palantir’s theatre (multi-domain, data-saturated warfare) but mistakes the company for the hardware. Palantir sells the decision and deployment layers (Gotham/Foundry/Apollo/AIP) that fuse sensors and accelerate “sensors-to-shooters” efforts like JADC2, including TITAN and Maven. That’s powerful and controversial: efficient in combat, fraught for oversight at home. The meme flatters the brand while erasing the civilian surveillance side and the messy tech/doctrine hurdles of operating in a contested spectrum.
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Plantir is basically if McKinsey and Accenture had a baby. It works because they are willing to do the build out in their tool because no one in corporate wants to do it. In a way it’s sticky, like SAP. But will be commoditized quickly. Highly manual process tbh
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You are missing a submarine in this picture. 😂
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It’s missing cell phones, computers, traffic cameras, stock brokers, ring cams, car gps, video games, Bluetooth speakers, smart meters, etc etc etc etc etc
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Then back it up with this image: I'm pretty stoked about buying the majority of my holdings under $42 about a year ago @Micro2Macr0
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They ingest data that other systems make. There still isn’t a single clear operating picture as they don’t ingest every signal out there
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I suspect that battlefield stuff accounts for a small percentage of their revenue at this point. This is the correct image to explain what they actually do.
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If you understand communication, then you will know this will have the exact opposite of your intended effect.
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Where are the ‘lightning bolts’?? It’s can’t be a real BMC3 diagram without ‘lightning bolts’!!!
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