I recently finished reading The Fountainhead. I had it in my library and decided to read it after I got done with We The Living.
We The Living ought to be read by anyone who is thinking with the Hive Mind as a shining example of how Collectivism kills with the Criminal Class at the helm.
Thanks for sharing the video, I don't recall ever seeing the film. Roark did that whole thing better in my head, for sure.
For much of the book, I didn't really enjoy reading The Fountainhead. Toohey and his Fabian Slow Play throughout was painful to watch. Sort of the feeling I have watching what I've been watching unfold in this real world.
I have post-it flags in a few places in both books, parts that I felt fit in with our present situation. I've thought about putting them on Steemit but the timing hasn't been right for me.
I had one more Ayn Rand book on the shelf, Anthem, another good read. It was such a short book I figured I would do a marathon and then get back to reading Nano, by Ed Regis. The books I've read by Regis are rank with disturbing information. Before Nano, I read Regenesis, the Synthetic Biology book he wrote with George Church, and before that, The Biology of Doom. I'd say I hope it's all a pack of lies, but I don't really think so.
The world is perishing from an orgy of self-sacrificing.
I recently finished reading The Fountainhead. I had it in my library and decided to read it after I got done with We The Living.
We The Living ought to be read by anyone who is thinking with the Hive Mind as a shining example of how Collectivism kills with the Criminal Class at the helm.
Thanks for sharing the video, I don't recall ever seeing the film. Roark did that whole thing better in my head, for sure.
For much of the book, I didn't really enjoy reading The Fountainhead. Toohey and his Fabian Slow Play throughout was painful to watch. Sort of the feeling I have watching what I've been watching unfold in this real world.
I have post-it flags in a few places in both books, parts that I felt fit in with our present situation. I've thought about putting them on Steemit but the timing hasn't been right for me.
I had one more Ayn Rand book on the shelf, Anthem, another good read. It was such a short book I figured I would do a marathon and then get back to reading Nano, by Ed Regis. The books I've read by Regis are rank with disturbing information. Before Nano, I read Regenesis, the Synthetic Biology book he wrote with George Church, and before that, The Biology of Doom. I'd say I hope it's all a pack of lies, but I don't really think so.
That, and the willingness to sacrifice others.
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It doesn't surprise me to learn that Ayn Rand was a @hoaxwars fan. I mean, who isn't? Only @csthetruth.
So F*** the crowd?
“I came here to say that I do not recognize anyone’s right to one minute of my life"
Sir, I demand one second of your attention!
Attention is an interesting economy... isn't it?
Great pick Mr Bacon...
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