Mark Gagnon

And so then it creates an incentive for people to be like, well, if they're calling, at least they're the good guys if we trust that.

And then is it perhaps that Palantir is actually not the sword, but it's a shield?

So if you take like all of his writings and a lot of the libertarian stuff, maybe he thinks that his surveillance tool protects against the globalist cabal surveillance tool that is the Antichrist and that his company is basically going to protect the nation state, protect the autonomy of individual sovereign nations against this global tyranny.

I mean, he talks about global government surveillance, or the global government is kind of the term that he uses, and he doesn't use surveillance explicitly, probably because of the proximity to his work.

Right.

Exactly.

Whoever used to be part of that group.

They'll come back around, you know?

They'll come back around.

We need them.

And if they don't come back around, we know everything about them.

And we know what they Google.

And we know what their husbands are up to.

Yeah.

You know?

So people say like, all right, like you're building this shield, but the shield could become a sword if someone else gets a hold of it.

Right.

Or if someone exploits you.

So like, yeah, you're building up this thing, but actually it's going to go rogue.

Or, hey, if you think what you're doing is bad, like why don't you just come out and say it or try to stop it instead of like cryptically talking about the antichrist.