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https://youtu.be/_8m8cQI4DgM
we are taught parts of das kapital
but also nozick to be fair
Bach Gaya bc.
I mean I don't get how "Libertarians" aren't ashamed to go on saying that Ayn Rand is some intellectual genius. Probably shows the lack of it in them, when their brightest star is an epitome of mediocrity.
Ffs I'm cringing at myself thinking of the time when I used to follow the Ayn Rand Institute on Facebook. Ugh.
Add to the conceptual absurdity of Ayn Rand’s work this little nugget: she died collecting social security checks, from the big exchequer of the big state (welfare is a form of central planning btw).
You should really go for Ludwig von mises, Scott horton and hans Hermann hoppe after ayn rand, pretty interesting stuff
Does anyone else feel the same way?
I was motivated to make this post after seeing a recent tweet by Elon musk where he quoted a British rock musician. Image below: