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it's time to start bullying young Palantir employees
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on the elite college graduate to defense tech pipeline
it's time to start bullying young Palantir employees on the elite college graduate to defense tech pipeline malavika kannan Jan 30, 2026 734 32 117 Share Subscribe I first looked evil in the eye at the Stanford University student career fair. By this I mean, I encountered firms like Palantir and McKinsey in the fall of my freshman year. Career fairs are vexed, deeply political projects, I’d quickly learn — while the army used to recruit students from my majority-minority public school down South, it’s the CIA who historically recruited at Stanford, a school with a dark history of entanglement
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