Keeping Up With Reactionary Terra Carta Chuck's "The SMI" on X - Youtube - Instagram - LinkedIn

 

At this video link:  http://x.com/TheSMI/status/2062861696926986277

More at Youtube:  Sustainable Markets Initiative - YouTube

More at Instagram:  Sustainable Markets Initiative (@sustainablemarketsinitiative) • Instagram photos and videos

Currently, Jennifer Jordan-Saifi is the CEO of this "Terra Carta Chuck" org. Sustainable Markets Initiative.  They block me on X.. imagine that?

On LinkedIn:  Sustainable Markets Initiative | LinkedIn

Their only video is from 2020 on Youtube here:

SMI Round Table 1 - Aviation

More here on X:

The Sustainable Markets Initiative on X: "On #WorldEnvironmentDay, we recognize the vital role of the private sector in accelerating the transition to a sustainable future Since 2020, #TheSMI has brought together leaders from business, finance & industry to drive collaboration, innovation & action https://t.co/Mdi2jW6IgT https://t.co/q0Goe7vuTs" / X

Jennifer Jordan-Saifi:  "We are do tank, not a think tank"

No Jennifer.. what your "The SMI" actually is.. is a "wank tank".

Alex Karp CEO of Palantir co-author of "The Technological Republic" Interviewed February 2025

 At this video link:  Alex Karp talks US software dominance, DOGE, and his book The Technological Republic | CNBC

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Palantir co-founder and CEO and ‘The Technological Republic’ co-author Alex Karp joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss his new book, why he believes the West has lost its way, Germany's political environment, resetting U.S.-Russia relations, his thoughts on President Trump, Elon Musk's influence in Washington, and more

Palantir CEO Alex Karp discusses his book The Technological Republic and America's new moment / CNBC

 At this link:  Palantir CEO Alex Karp discusses his book The Technological Republic and America’s new moment | CNBC

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“Our nation is more important to us than anything. We are in the business of making America stronger and better. That’s our first and primary objective... Palantir was alone in this for 15 years. We’re not alone now.” Alex Karp spoke with Sara Eisen about his forthcoming book The Technological Republic and America’s new moment on CNBC's Money Movers. The book is available here: https://techrepublicbook.com.

Sourcery from Molly O'Shea Exclusive Interview at the offices of Palantir with Alex Karp, CEO on November 11, 2025

 At this link:  Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir: Exclusive Interview Inside PLTR Office

Sourcery with Molly O'Shea

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Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir, joins Molly O’Shea for a rare look inside Palantir (physically, inside their office). We go deep into their values, vision, and the moral foundation of technology in the AI era. Fresh off Palantir’s record-breaking earnings, nearly hitting a $500 billion market-cap milestone, and the release of a new biography The Philosopher in the Valley, this episode explores how Palantir evolved from an outsider idea into one of the world’s most influential software companies. Karp breaks down how Palantir’s Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) has become the operating system for the AI era – shortening sales cycles and giving companies premium analytical and decision-making capabilities. Today, AIP is helping U.S. defense, industrial, manufacturing, and commercial enterprises compete to win the global AI race. Reflecting on the artistry behind innovation, Karp also describes how creating products at Palantir mirrors the creative process itself.. tapping into ideas ahead of their time, resisting conformity, and building with conviction over consensus. He explains how his lifelong dyslexia shaped a non-linear approach to thinking, decision-making, and leadership, allowing him to build a company that thrives on meritocracy, intuition, and rapid iteration instead of rigid hierarchy. And more importantly, amid a severely unpredictable AI boom, Karp argues that Palantir’s purpose is bigger than software. It’s about helping Americans win, from empowering soldiers and engineers to giving “venture-style returns to retail investors” and “private-equity outcomes to enterprise clients.” The conversation connects philosophy and business, revealing how Palantir’s DNA: equal parts artistry, pragmatism, and moral clarity, has produced one of the most resilient and valuable companies of the 21st century. ⁠Molly O’Shea: https://x.com/MollySOShea Sourcery: ⁠https://x.com/sourceryy