Tag Archives: Ayn Rand

Determinism

Posted on 2005-11-3 by Benjamin Hourigan

Everybody knows the dice are loaded Everybody rolls with their fingers crossed Everybody knows that the war is over Everybody knows the good guys lost Everybody knows the fight was fixed The poor stay poor and the rich get rich … Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged Annoying People, Ayn Rand, Berlitz, Crossroads, Determinism, Don Henley, Feelings, Fingers, Freedom And Responsibility, Good Guys, Gunma, Individualism, Late Afternoon, Leonard Cohen, Nietzsche, Osaka, Philosophies, Single Day, Socialist Ideas, Tomorrow Afternoon | 4 Comments

The Incredibles (review)

Posted on 2005-02-14 by Benjamin Hourigan

Pixar. The Incredibles. 2004. 9/10 Last night, I finally saw The Incredibles. A while ago, I read a review of the movie by David Kelley of The Objectivist Center, an organisation that promotes and investigates the philosophy of Ayn Rand. … Continue reading →

Posted in Self | Tagged Adulation, Ayn Rand, Cg Animation, David Kelley, Government Regulations, Greatness, Inconsistency, Incrediboy, Mediocre Level, Midst, Noble Goal, Normality, Objectivist Center, Philosophy, Pixar, Reviews, Science, Scorn, Talents, Villain | 2 Comments

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