In February 2026, Anthropic refused to cooperate with the Pentagon in removing safety guardrails from its models, voluntarily walking away from a $200 million contract. This is the government partnership that Palantir holds dear; Anthropic can simply let it go and turn its attention back to researching Mythos, which is so powerful that the government might directly ban it.

If successful military operations can be credited to Palantir, then the responsibility for the bomber mistakenly dropping bombs on Minab Primary School in Iran, killing 120 children and 30 teachers, also lies with Palantir. You cannot claim credit for all the right decisions while disassociating yourself from the wrong ones.

I don't particularly like either of the nerd CEOs at A or O, but they are still preferable to an extreme-right Zionist whose biggest moat is sheer shamelessness.

When I was bottom-fishing software stocks earlier, I casually bought some PLTR call spreads to gamble on some returns. Holding them made me feel extremely uncomfortable, so I cleared my position at the original price yesterday and finally breathed a sigh of relief. Objectively speaking, if I had held on, I might have caught a rally. But as an immature left-leaning open-source programmer, I just couldn't make this money.

Wishing those who hold on make money.

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