*reading Atlas Shrugged*

This could’ve been an e-mail.

@professorkiosk "I don't like this game, I'm taking the ball home."

@professorkiosk

Read the first sentence and the last sentence and interpolate. You will get the whole novel.

@professorkiosk put this at the top of the time machine corrections-to-make list.
#serviceToHumanity
@professorkiosk Why would you inflict that on yourself? 😬
@professorkiosk [reading Atlas Shrugged] this could have lined Beto’s litter box

@professorkiosk @geekysteven “There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old’s life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The other, of course, involves orcs."

[Kung Fu Monkey -- Ephemera, blog post, March 19, 2009]
John Rogers

@cautionwip That’s about the size of it
@professorkiosk You don’t have to finish it. There’s no law or ethical code that demands it of you. You can still salvage some remnant of your sanity.
@professorkiosk It could have been a poop emoji.
@professorkiosk @aka_quant_noir Suddenly I feel like praking a VR party: If someone opens the "Atlas shrugged" book, it starts spewing 💩​ all over the place. 
@yuki2501 @professorkiosk Now that is an adaptation I would watch. Nothing shart! I mean short.

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reading Atlas Shrugged*

This could’ve been an e-mail.

MY COMMENT
I read and listened to Atlas Shrugged a few years ago. I was in a hammock in Cape Cod.
Here is my unpopular take on it....
I loved every line of that book. Great story. Glad I got through that slog of a story.

Now I am old, retired & have plenty of common sense. The book preaches every concept opposed to the teachings of Jesus Christ. The theory is a big pile of MAGA poop.
Government is not evil.

@Helderweb Want to know a secret? I’ve never read it. I read Anthem. Couldn’t finish more than half of the Fountainhead. Read a few of her “philosophical” essays. And now that I’m older and have studied philosophy extensively I can say she’s fairly naive when it comes to philosophy and incredibly doctrinaire

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Want to know a secret? I’ve never read it. I read Anthem. Couldn’t finish more than half of the Fountainhead. Read a few of her “philosophical” essays. And now that I’m older and have studied philosophy extensively I can say she’s fairly naive when it comes to philosophy and incredibly doctrinaire

MY COMMENT
Ayn Rand has one product.

She is selling...

SELFISHNESS

It appeals to certain people... The Deplorables..