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Shyam Sankar - Celebrating Heretics - [Invest Like the Best, EP.462]

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Visit PSUM dot VC Um My guest today is Sham Sankar, the CTO of Palantir Technologies. I think you'll find by listening to Sham. That the business itself, their mission and how they built it, and indeed him and his life.

Are completely fascinating. We talk about his entire worldview, which I find personally the most interesting. This need to reindustrialize the United States. After decades of moving so much of our production and as he would argue, therefore our learning of how to innovate and make things off of our own shores. We talk about the history of heretics. People who have against the odds design solutions that have driven so much of our success around the world.

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