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Did we create a super-villain by ostracizing him for supporting Trump?
Did we create a super-villain by ostracizing him for supporting Trump?
Why super-villain? This is a responsible alternative vs. building a monstrous, ugly wall that is a travesty to nature and could potentially save taxpayers billions. We still need to protect our borders but we need to do it in the most non-invasive way with technology.
"Virtual Wall" is not the only thing they do.
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The traditional model in the defense sector is: - Military or gov't produce exact specifications for something - Contractors bid to create that something - The end product ends up being the result of macro-management and even sometimes micro-management from the very top, which would be the equivalent of SV tech startups being instructed on what to build by Oracle and Microsoft But since the military and gov't are ope…
How does palantir fit into this
Getting a foot in the door with Govt. Contracting is probably the hardest and most expensive part. Most won't go through the hoops and it creates fewer competitors or alternatives (as OP alludes to).
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Why super-villain? This is a responsible alternative vs. building a monstrous, ugly wall that is a travesty to nature and could potentially save taxpayers billions. We still need to protect our borders but we need to do it in the most non-invasive way with technology.
Why do we need to protect our borders? Why not just let people live wherever they can afford?
I read a research finding somewhere that there are about 500million ppl who would move to US in very near future if they are allowed to move to USA.
Did we create a super-villain by ostracizing him for supporting Trump?