nice. a long but life changing book IMO.
it slapped the collectivism out of me back in the day
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I hadn't read it in so long that I had forgotten how much of my own thinking came straight from the pages.
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It's ok
havent read much of Ayn Rand but have observed a lot of people admiring her work just for signaling
I think it's a really good starting place for a lot of people. Most people aren't going to read Rothbard, Mises, Friedman, etc... But Rand is a decent story teller, so it helps humanize the ideas.
just the message "selfish = good" is worth it if nothing else
BSV/BSV economy is straight up Howard Rourke from Fountainhead. Including blowing up your own projects for the ideals