11 April 2008 in quote
Ayn Rand could not write her way out of a paper bag.
—Harold Bloom
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2 September 2011 at 12:25 pm
chavs – the moral externalities to a meritocracy « Stilltitled
[…] merit, and in a market, wealth is the measure of success. Those titans of industry, those John Galts, are each the envy and the measure of success, and success and standing equates to wealth, doled […]
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2 September 2011 at 12:25 pm
chavs – the moral externalities to a meritocracy « Stilltitled
[…] merit, and in a market, wealth is the measure of success. Those titans of industry, those John Galts, are each the envy and the measure of success, and success and standing equates to wealth, doled […]