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Palantir
A palantír is a magical artifact from J. R. R. Tolkien's fantasy legendarium. A palantír (sometimes translated as "Seeing Stone" but literally meaning "Farsighted" or "One that Sees from Afar"; cf. English television) is a crystal ball, used for both communication and as a means of seeing events in other parts of the world.
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The Stones of Seeing; powerful crystalline globes that enabled their users to witness events and communicate with one another over great distances. Seven of these were brought to Middle-earth by Elendil.
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Palantir
Person 1: "Man, last night was awesome!"
Person 2: "Palantir?"
Person 1: "No, unfortunately not yet..."
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Person 1: "Yo, that concert rocked!"
Person 2: "Yeah dude, it was so Palantir!"
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Person 1: "Dude...I'm sort of scared. Had a Palantir incident last night and I'm second guessing whether it was a good idea..."
Person 2: "Yeah man, sometimes you have to be careful about Palantir."
Person 2: "Palantir?"
Person 1: "No, unfortunately not yet..."
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Person 1: "Yo, that concert rocked!"
Person 2: "Yeah dude, it was so Palantir!"
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Person 1: "Dude...I'm sort of scared. Had a Palantir incident last night and I'm second guessing whether it was a good idea..."
Person 2: "Yeah man, sometimes you have to be careful about Palantir."
Palantir
A Miami-based data integration and analytics company founded in 2003 by Peter Thiel, Stephen Cohen, Joe Lonsdale, Alex Karp and Nathan Gettings. The primary audience of Palantir is federal agencies, state and local governments, international organisations and some private companies. The company has four primary operating systems, one of which being Palantir Gotham, an intelligence tool used by the United States Intelligence Community and United States Department of Defense. Palantir has been the subject of many controversies, primarily around claims that it allows for government surveillance of citizens.