Luck, Ayn Rand, and More
To Ayn Rand, her own ideas were infallible.
Luck can mean being in the right place at the right time. It can also mean the existential fact of being here at all... more »
To Ayn Rand, her own ideas were infallible, and ambiguity was evidence of moral treason. Is it any surprise she appeals to teenage boys?... more »
“Nothing in excess,” “know thyself” — why do pithy philosophical sayings feel so an…