Granted, it’s just incredible how someone can go through Aragorn’s story about a scion king using loyalty and honor to unite disperate peoples against the mindless hordes of a tyrannical warlord and missing the point so catastrophically that your only takeaway is “that’d make a cool name for my company making mindless hordes for a tyrannical warlord”.
Maybe that’s the point.
Why DO so many dystopically inclined companies have names taken straight from Tolkien anyway?
If you’re taking your eyes off the road to satisfy your smug little ego, while passing no less, you’re the idiot in that exchange.
To “cry wolf”, raising a false alarm for attention. In the story the idiom references Peter’s sheep are eventually devoured by wolves as he cries for help, which the villagers assume is yet another prank.
Time will tell if truth matches fiction.
My employer was taken out of commission by a ransomware attack for nearly a month.
About when that concluded, my fiancée contracted severe pancreatitis from a fairly routine surgery and has been fighting for her life ever since.
My doctor chalks down all the extreme dizziness and sleepless nights I’ve had down to stress. I have to hope she’s right cause I really don’t have the energy to spare for being ill right now.
So in summary, less than great so far.
Just anything evil-aligned would do to show that they at least understand that they’re on the wrong side of history.
You have to give it to Palantir (and nothing else), taking their name from a corrupted artifact that shows you whatever it needs to entice you but ultimately betrays everyone it touches displays an admirable sense of self-awareness.