If Palantir is prepping for a Black Swan event, you should probably pay attention.

Earlier this week, Palantir bought 50 million dollars worth of gold bars to prepare for a coming "black swan event".

If this was any other company, it wouldn't mean very much to me, but Palantir is not an ordinary company. They are a big data intelligence firm that the United States uses in their military, the NSA, CIA, FBI, etc... While most of the exact uses in government are classified/secret, it is known that their data was responsible for locating Osama Bin Laden that led to the 2011 raid.

They are essentially a worldwide intelligence network that has access to so much data that the rest of the world is not privy to. So when they are prepping for a "black swan event", it's because they see something coming that the rest of us don't see. Something in their data is suggesting something is coming, and I think people should be paying attention.



Submitted August 21, 2021 at 02:46AM by ShotBot https://ift.tt/3syRXNz

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