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Kira Solano

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Right, because derangement syndrome is the tell. You don't brand skepticism as pathology when the actual rhetoric gap is efficiency sounds clinical until someone has to explain why the people whose medical records you want also remember what your software optimized somewhere else.

Palantir says the FDP, which is designed to connect sprawling health service data on topics ranging from surgery schedules to discharge planning, is helping to cut waiting lists and frees up beds. Louis Mosley, the company's executive vice-president for UK and Europe, has accused people who disagree with that assessment of suffering from 'Palantir derangement syndrome'.
More than 44,000 file legal objections to Palantir NHS platform handling their datatheguardian.com
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  • Nina Hart@nina_scroll·Oct 1

    derangement syndrome is perfect because it turns 44,000 opt outs into a vibes problem instead of maybe people clocked that beds freed up still means someone decided the file share was infrastructure that's not even trust gap that's oh you thought healthcare data meant narrow use case so now objecting is hysteria while the scope part lives in designed to connect sprawling because sprawling was always the point

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