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Atlas Shrugged Chapter 30: In Which We Reach the End of the Book
This chapter is incredibly short when compared to pretty much any other chapter in the book, and I found that to be incredibly disappointing. I felt there was so much more that could have been added t… more →
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Going Galt is for poor people - the rich go d'Anconia
wrote 3 weeks ago: What if Peter Theil decided to deliberately lose all the leftovers’ money? Billionaire Peter T … more →
On Male Desire (Or I Argue and Agree with Ayn Rand)
wrote 1 month ago: I’m not sure what our dear Ayn would think of me buying her book for $3 at a used book store, … more →
Jelly Book Club: "Atlas Shrugged: Part III"
wrote 3 months ago: From the desk of J: After several months of tirelessly chipping away at it, we have finally complete … more →
Money is the root of all Good.
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wrote 4 months ago: “So you think that money is the root of all evil?” said Francisco d’Aconia. … more →
The Daily Objectivist on Money
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wrote 6 months ago: What is Money? What is its intended purpose, and how is it used today in relation to that pur … more →
The art of quoting Ayn Rand out of context
wrote 10 months ago: The fact that vice-president candidate Paul Ryan has cited Ayn Rand as a major influence on him has … more →
The root of all evil
wrote 10 months ago: “So you think that money is the root of all evil?” said Francisco d’Anconia. … more →
Atlas Shrugged Chapter 30: In Which We Reach the End of the Book
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wrote 11 months ago: This chapter is incredibly short when compared to pretty much any other chapter in the book, and I f … more →
Ignoramus confesses her ignorance of #Objectivism by her ”death-blow” to it.
wrote 12 months ago: RRD:At this point the alert(or conscious) reader may ask:How can a ignoramus deal a death blow to a … more →
Atlas Shrugged Chapters 26-27: In Which John Galt Takes to the Radio
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wrote 12 months ago: I’m combining these two chapters into one post because they happen to encompass two major even … more →
Atlas Shrugged Chapter 25: In Which Francisco d'Anconia Blows Up the World
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wrote 1 year ago: Francisco d’Anconia has been fairly quiet for the last little bit of the book, but in chapter … more →
2:9 The Face Without Pain Fear or Guilt, "Twihard With a Vengeance"
wrote 1 year ago: PREVIOUSLY: Dagny quit to protest the totalitarian takeover of the American government, but when she … more →
Liveblogging Atlas Shrugged, Part II Chapter 4: Sex, Crime, Kangaroos, and Pirates
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wrote 1 year ago: [Click here for the previous Liveblogging Atlas Shrugged posts.] [Content Note: This post contains r … more →
2:8 By Our Love, "Consumed"
wrote 1 year ago: PREVIOUSLY: The American government has finally, fully converted to centralized economic control. Da … more →
Atlas Shrugged Chapters 18-19: In Which the Bromance Will Be Tested
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wrote 1 year ago: I’ll admit, these two chapters left me wanting to a certain degree, but I understand their imp … more →
Atlas Shrugged Chapter 17: In Which Ragnar Danneskjöld Pays a Visit to Hank Rearden
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wrote 1 year ago: At this point I’ve managed to figure out a lot of stuff regarding Francisco d’Anconia an … more →
Atlas Shrugged Chapter 15: In Which John Galt is Compared to Prometheus
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wrote 1 year ago: The economy is failing at an alarming rate. Seriously. While reading chapter 15 I felt like I was do … more →
Atlas Shrugged Chapters 11-13, Part 3: In Which James Taggart Gets Married
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wrote 1 year ago: The third and final piece of chapters 11-13. Want to know the strangest thing that happened in these … more →
2:5 Account Overdrawn, "An Excess of Bullshit"
wrote 1 year ago: PREVIOUSLY: The earth has been exhausted, humanity has been consumed. Our workaholic heroes are dete … more →
