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Wednesday, November 29, 2006

More Great Moments In Randian Argument

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In the recent ARCHN Quote of the Week we discover Ayn Rand's amazing insight that the standard proper for determining the requirements ...
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Sunday, November 26, 2006

Give Me Death

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The tireless Randzapper brings us more oozings from the pro-genocide, pro-infanticide wing of the Ayn Rand fanbase: Step forward Mr Fred We...
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Friday, November 24, 2006

ARCHN Quote of the Week

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"An organism's life depends on two factors: the material or fuel which it needs from the outside, from its physical background, and...
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Monday, November 20, 2006

Mises.org reviews OPAR

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Regular commenter Neil Parille over at his Objectiblog points us to David Gordon tearing Leonard Peikoff a new one over at Mises.org. Enjo...
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Thursday, November 16, 2006

Charge the Electrodes

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There are the intelligent, thoughtful and articulate Ayn Rand fans. And then there are the others. Thus we at ARCHN hail the new Randzapper ...
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Wednesday, November 15, 2006

ARCHN Quote of the Week

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"While it is true that Rand's philosophy of Objectivism officially adopts the view that all knowledge ultimately comes from experie...
Friday, November 10, 2006

Is Objectivism Dangerous?

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It would be a mistake to assume that merely because Objectivism is misguided or wrong, it is therefore dangerous. The assumption that a wron...
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Get Your DIM On

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Peikoff's lecture series outlining his DIM hypothesis is available on line at the ARI. It's free - all you need to do is register. h...
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Thursday, November 09, 2006

A Short Theory of Objecti-Schisms

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This should really be a longer post, but apropos of the latest Objecti-schism , I want to touch briefly on the recurring topic of exactly wh...
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Who is the False True Objectivist?

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In comments,(scroll down) Dragonfly notes the arrival of Schism #1,376 in Objectivism, triggered by the following statement : "In my j...
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Monday, November 06, 2006

Hoisted from comments: Nyquist on the Dualism(s)

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From comments on our "Double Trouble" thread below, Greg Nyquist chips in with his take on dualisms in Objectivism: The apologist...
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Memo from the ARCHN Quality Control Dept.

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Due to some recent minor trollular activity, comment moderation will be switched on for a while.
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We Have A Winner!

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Our team of analysts is proud to announce the incisive Ellen Stuttle is the winner of the 'best comment' prize our recent competitio...
Friday, November 03, 2006

Double Trouble

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Here's a quick thought for the weekend: "A philosophy that rejects the monism of idealism or materialism does not thereby become ...
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Tuesday, October 24, 2006

Grandstanding on Islam

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Further to my recent post about the Ayn Rand Institute's growing anti-Islamic hysteria, Yaron Brook's UCLA speech is reported in Th...
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Whittaker Chambers' Review of Atlas Shrugged, with commentary

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Next year will be 50th anniversary of the publication of Rand's magnum opus, "Atlas Shrugged." In anticipation of this anniver...
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Saturday, October 21, 2006

The Moral Right to Kill

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In his post on Rand's declining influence, Greg Nyquist noted the inversely mounting hysteria emanating from the Ayn Rand Institute, par...
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Friday, October 20, 2006

Cringe and Win! - The 5 Most Embarrassing Moments in "PARC"

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At last I finally get around to a roundup of the 5 most cringe-inducing moments in James Valliant's deeply cracked "The Passion of ...
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Wednesday, October 04, 2006

Hoisted from Comments:"Atlas County"

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Commenter Michael Hardesty thinks that the 'Atlas Shrugged' movie would work far better as an epic 'Dallas'-style soap opera...
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Tuesday, October 03, 2006

Soon To Be Denounced At A Theatre Near You.

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I have to ask: do the makers of 'Atlas Shrugged' really have any idea of the perils of making this movie? Are they going to be able ...
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