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Palantir CEO Alex Karp has mental breakdown in front of reporters
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Alex is what happens when a Reddit moderator breaks containment and drinks to much Pepsi Max.
Nah, he is the perfect example of how nepotism and who you roommate with in college gets you ahead of everyone else. Sadly, using these parameters to choose leadership may be great for the ownership class, but sucks for the rest of the world.
I have my own personal nepotism at my company where the future son in law of the CEO keeps making shit mistakes that my entire team has to fix. Then we all have to pretend he's not an idiot and dedicate most of our weekly team meeting to listening to his dumb ass shit.
So hmm yeah. Nepotism is hard at work.
Including the fact that he used to be a Marxist.