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Most CEOs are way too media trained They end up sounding like corpo bots in interviews It’s so much better to just talk how you talk. You’re allowed to have a personality Everyone is scared to say something “wrong” but, generally, tedium and irrelevance are far greater risks

The internet is calling this live televised CNBC interview with Palantir CEO Alex Karp a "breakdown." He is visibly frustrated to say the least. What do you think?


CNBC host Rebecca Quick to a crazed-sounding, incoherent, ranting Palantir CEO Alex Karp: "You sound pretty angry"




Alex Karp: the Department of War "is the most meritocratic environment": "It is the most popular institution and most revered institution and probably the only institution in America that is actually revered by the American people across every demographic." "It's revered by the American people across every demographic, precisely because it's been meritocratic. If you were a Black American, you got your break in America by going to the military if you wanted to be treated fairly." "Every demographic has somebody who is in the military whose life was changed and it did something noble and wonderful for America." "They also have the experience of coming home and America not sticking up for them. We should change that." @PalantirTech @KTMBoyle


















