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Predictive Crime Models and Wrapping AI in Christianity
from The Palantir Manifesto & My Manifesto | The Tim Dillon Show #493 · #493
8 min
Tim explains how Palantir's manifesto wants Silicon Valley to address crime through AI predictive policing rather than traditional solutions, then pivots to how tech oligarchs are cynically wrapping AI, life-extension, and militarism in Christian nationalist language.
- Tim questions why billionaires should stay on Earth instead of colonizing space if the planet is ruined.
- Silicon Valley pushing predictive crime models and AI surveillance instead of actual policing and economic solutions.
- Tim warns about cradle-to-grave surveillance state using AI to build predictive models of criminal behavior based on everything people say or do.
- Crime reduction actually works through police funding, training, economic opportunity, and maintaining public spaces—not Palantir technology.
- Tim rejects the premise that politicians sacrifice to serve the public instead of enriching themselves, citing Obama's mansion, Trump's meme coin pump, and Nancy Pelosi's wealth.
- The argument that harsh media criticism drives away talented billionaires is a call for the press to stand down and let powerful people operate unchecked.
- Wrapping technology and AI ambitions in Christian belief is absurd marketing for people who don't actually believe in religion.
- Elites won't actually get life-extension technology—they're telling ordinary people to join the military and die while they claim God wants AI and humanoid robots.
- The con is selling AI, humanoid robots, and disaster bunkers as God's will to a Christian country that can't question divine authority.
- If Jesus returned, he'd be living in an underground bunker with an army of drones and humanoid robots.
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