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To: reformedliberal; ransomnote; bagster; Cboldt; little jeremiah; JockoManning; Melian; All
“Past predicts future”

Stirring the pot here a little. Back to the Peter Thiel and Palantir Technologies that was being discussed before thread blew uo into religion and existentialiam. /s

Palantir Technologies . . . Think . . . Predictive behaviour. Past predicts future.

Is Palantir part of Q? Of course I really do not know, but my answer is . . . duh!

Admittedly the only evidence I have is:

Peter Thiel's Palantir wins $876-million U.S. Army contract for battlefield software

Palantir Technolgies, is a critical element to the puzzle. From my understand Palantir is the next generation of data mining. I myself, technology challenged do not profess to have full understanding of its workings, but when Thiel says things like "an moral and ethics committee should be required" with the functioning of the software. Even I get that.

Palantir Technologies is more than all the data mining programs that we know about to date..

Challenge . . . google Palantir Technologies + Predictive Behavior

Palantir’s New Patents Shed Rare Light On Its Data Methods

Excerpt . . .

Palantir’s prediction tech builds off the mantra that past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior. Specifically, the tech described can acquire data on a subject, create a record of the subject’s behavior, extrapolate past behaviors into “features” that color the subjects’ actions, and then use the data to train a prediction model that spits out the likelihood that the subject will take specific actions in the future.

Much much more . . .

Note . . . if one googles Peter Thiel Palantir Technologies, you get a whole other set of articles, of which some are clearly "planted" stories by deep state to push back the narrative

1,675 posted on 03/30/2018 5:00:11 PM PDT by saywhatagain
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To: Dissident1
ping to post #1675

Dissenting1

Looks like you were onto something and I was very wrong to go in on you. You have my apologies.

Bagster

1,679 posted on 03/30/2018 5:18:59 PM PDT by bagster (Even bad men love their mamas.)
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To: saywhatagain; Dissident1

That looks like it could be a very big deal, say what. And I called the guy that tried to bring it to our attention a troll. I suck.


1,681 posted on 03/30/2018 5:21:15 PM PDT by bagster (Even bad men love their mamas.)
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To: saywhatagain

You think its the new MKultra???


1,682 posted on 03/30/2018 5:22:36 PM PDT by bagster (Even bad men love their mamas.)
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To: saywhatagain; bagster; All

Past predicts future.
Looking at that in a more sinister way, using some sort of predictive algorithm to determine if someone is prone to behave poorly could be used as a reason to deny that person their constitutionally enumerated rights. What if the left co-opted such a technology to predict who was likely to be a Righty versus a lefty, and then used that prediction to deny, say, second amendment rights.
Seems like Facebook/YouTube and all are the perfect proving grounds to perfect the algorithm that would be used. Witness how they are censoring conservative voices in those venues. It wouldn’t be too large a reach to see the same characteristics used to deny gun ownership to their political enemies.


1,743 posted on 03/30/2018 7:12:04 PM PDT by meyer (The Constitution says what it says, and it doesn't say what it doesn't say.)
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To: saywhatagain

Can you say “Black Swans.”


1,774 posted on 03/30/2018 8:24:16 PM PDT by grey_whiskers (The opinions are solely those of the author and are subject to change without notice.)
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