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Palantir CEO Alex Karp on refusing to build a Muslim database and discrimination against Jews: “Jewish derangement syndrome is a bit of a carcinogen. “Discrimination— I’m against that. Even if I was in favor of that, our products make that as impossible as anyone’s ever seen… Via WIRED Steven Levy

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