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Palantir CEO rips Silicon Valley in letter to traders

In Palantir's submitting to go public on Tuesday, CEO Alex Karp stated the "engineering elite" of Silicon Valley have no idea "how society should be organized or what justice requires."
In Palantir's filing to go public on Tuesday, CEO Alex Karp said the "engineering elite" of Silicon Valley do not know "how society should be organized or what justice requires."

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