I hope so. It's a surveillance company with a neo-nationalistic streak and zero shame about how it makes its money.
> Its engineers were accustomed to spending profligately—the company sponsored 13-course tasting-menu lunches with lobster tail and sashimi at headquarters—calling such extravagance “Palantir Entitlement Syndrome.”
Having worked in Mountain View in late 2000s I can say extravagant meals were extremely common. I went on corporate excursions to exotic destinations regularly with insane expense limits on top of bar or dinner events.
Many of us have had a wild ride in tech, I think those days will take another 30 years or more to come back if ever.
General rule of thumb is that if it's a Californian tech company that isn't FANG, it's unprofitable.