Anthropic just filed to go public. I read the S-1. Some of this is genuinely insane... ONE CONTROLS THE ENTIRE COMPANY 😂 > $16.3 billion in revenue in the first six months of 2026. Up roughly 14x from last year. > $80.7 billion net loss. Although $72.4 billion of that is noncash accounting adjustments. Quite the footnote. > 900% net revenue retention. Yes, nine hundred percent. > A SINGLE share of stock gives Anthropic's seven founders 50.1% of the shareholder voting power. > Another single share lets an independent AI safety trust elect a majority of the board. > Public investors get one vote per share. Which sounds nice until you read the previous two bullets. > The founders pledged 80% of their equity to philanthropy. The S-1 clarifies those pledges are voluntary, revocable and legally nonbinding. > And then there's the risk factor warning that its own technology could potentially cause catastrophic or EXISTENTIAL harm to humanity. I've read a lot of securities filings. The possibility that your product might end civilization is not typically something you see in the risk factors. Anyway, ticker is ANT...

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