Aeon & Ayn

hey nalle u a big ayn rand fan?? i <3 her so much, shes probably the smartest woman that ever lived (besides my boo barb e, luv u snugglebear)!!! maybe we should start an ayn rand top level board what do u think guys??!

Thank you Confounded, and you are of course right about the coolness in your statement, its pretty badass. :)

I recently started to read her books so i haven't been a fan for long but I really liked the 2 books Iv'e read so far. And yes, she is indeed very smart.

these are my favorite ayn rand books in this order:

1) the fountainhead
2) atlas shrugged
3) night of january 16th
4) The New Left: The Anti-Industrial Revolution
5) the da vinci code

here are some people influenced by ayn rand:

Numerous prominent individuals have acknowledged that Rand greatly influenced their lives, including: Harry Binswanger, Nathaniel Branden, Barbara Branden, James Clavell, Edward Cline, Chris Cox, Mark Cuban, Paul DePodesta, Steve Ditko, Terry Goodkind, Allan Gotthelf, Alan Greenspan, Hugh Hefner, Erika Holzer, John Hospers, Angelina Jolie, David Kelley, Billie Jean King, Anton LaVey, Rush Limbaugh, Frank Miller, Ron Paul, Neil Peart, Leonard Peikoff, Ronald Reagan, George Reisman, John Ridpath, Robert Ringer, Tracey Ross, Kay Nolte Smith, Tara Smith, John Stossel, Margaret Thatcher, Clarence Thomas, Vince Vaughn, and many others.[74] Rand's philosophy of Objectivism continues to influence workers in the arts, business, and science. "The Atlasphere," an online community devoted to admirers of Rand, maintains a blog citing Rand's influence on popular or newsworthy figures who cite the influence of Rand's works on their lives,[75] while "Randex" updates a list of recent media references to Rand or her work.[76]

Sorry I don't have AIM

HOW CAN WE GET CLOSER ONLINE
THIS IS CLOSE-KNIT AEON COMMUNITY

AND U SEEM SO NICE AND KOOL 2

FUK I MISS U NALLE

I feel like scarecrows have started dancing around in a library reading room.

classic

yes truely