MichealG
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Why I recommend this — 3 years ago
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Ayn Rand’s politics of Selfishness are morally reprehensible, but damn, she could write a good story…LOL
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6 entries have been written about this.
A Very Lengthy Read — 4 years ago
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And this is the third time I’ve read it. Rand is more of a philospher than a great story-teller, and hammers home her beliefs relentlessly and with redundancy. Perhaps she felt it necessary. Still, an important work for the ideas expressed throughout its many pages.
Hans Gerwitz
Seattle
A story about this — 6 years ago
A must read whether it is in line with your value system or not. Feel free to speed-read The Speech.
Eric Case
San Francisco
A story about this — 6 years ago
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(listening to the audible.com version on mp3)
completed August, 2003
