Peter Thiel Flees to Argentina

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Peter Thiel, co-founder of Palantir and a follower of Curtis Yarvin's ideas, has purchased a mansion in Buenos Aires, Argentina and plans an extended stay.
Thiel met with Argentine President Javier Milei, whom American tech figures support despite his controversial policies and claims of communicating with a ghost dog.
Thiel's move aligns with his belief in societal collapse from technological advances, inspired by the book 'The Sovereign Individual,' which advises acquiring extra passports and relocating.
He has been assembling a global portfolio of residences and passports, including citizenship in New Zealand and a Maltese passport for EU movement.
Thiel's relocation coincides with Palantir facing backlash for a fascist manifesto and his protégé Sam Altman experiencing a Molotov cocktail attack.
The article promotes the author's forthcoming book 'The Nerd Reich,' which details how Thiel and other venture capitalists are pushing a prophecy of societal collapse.

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