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Nov 3, 2026
Dom GiordanoHOST
Yeah.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Anne Rand's character.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Anne Rand.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Absolutely.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Exactly.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Now they wouldn't know who the hell is.
Dom GiordanoHOST
There'd be a lot of stuff going on there.
Dom GiordanoHOST
But Anne Rand.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Yeah.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Anne Rand's character.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Anne Rand.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Absolutely.
Dom GiordanoHOST
Exactly.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
People do this all the time.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
Anne Rand's classic example of that, you know, Newman, Cardinal Newman said the main danger to the university right now is that economics has replaced theology as the queen of the sciences.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
So it had a very bad effect on England.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
But Keynes's Keynes' alternative to the gold standard was a good thing, but I don't think he should have generalized it to morality in general, which is something that the homosexual would do because he knows he's at odds with the moral law.
Suzanne SeymourGUEST
And then it becomes a bigger problem.
Suzanne SeymourGUEST
And also when you don't own your own business and you're just working for the government, you know, Anne Rand wrote about this in her book, Alice Shrugged, which if you've not read it yet.
Suzanne SeymourGUEST
I have read it.
Suzanne SeymourGUEST
I've read a lot of people on the three people in the
E. Michael JonesGUEST
People do this all the time.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
Anne Rand's classic example of that, you know, Newman, Cardinal Newman said the main danger to the university right now is that economics has replaced theology as the queen of the sciences.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
So it had a very bad effect on England.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
But Keynes is Keynes' alternative to the gold standard was a good thing, but I don't think he should have generalized it to morality in general, which is something that the homosexual would do because he knows he's at odds with the moral law.
Lewis SchafferHOST
And I'm anti-communist.
Lewis SchafferHOST
But, I mean, if money is coming and it's like, what's her name said? Anne Rand.
Lewis SchafferHOST
Oh, yeah.
Lewis SchafferHOST
She was a bit mad, wasn't she? No, she wasn't mad.
Lewis SchafferHOST
Of course she was odd because she came from a communist country.
Lewis SchafferHOST
The only reason I say that
Mike GrahamHOST
is because a lot of people used to go on about Anne Rand, people in my kind of circle of listeners and stuff, and you must listen to Anne Rand.
Mike GrahamHOST
And I started looking at some of the stuff she'd written.
Guy WilliamsHOST
That's where the problem arises.
Guy WilliamsHOST
But this book has been so loved and it's been so captured by people rich people and people who have made it to the top that it did make me realize that kind of maybe that's kind of where we went astray where previously people maybe clung on to the Bible which don't get me wrong has got its own problems but at least kind of advocated for you know what is it like it's easier for a poor man to get to heaven than it is for a rich man to pass through the eye of a needle or something like that we used to kind of believe that giving back and being altruistic was a good property Whereas, according to Anne Rand, I think, and I could be misquoting her here, it's a very...
Guy WilliamsHOST
She's the writer of Atlas Shrugged.
Guy WilliamsHOST
It's a very, very bad thing to be altruistic.
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Guy WilliamsHOST
Yeah.
Guy WilliamsHOST
And it's funny because reading about...
Guy WilliamsHOST
Read Anne Rand's Wikipedia.
Guy WilliamsHOST
It's a wild fucking ride.
Yaron BrookHOST
Let's see.
Yaron BrookHOST
Arthur, do both objectivism and Marxism seek to break apart the nuclear family? Objectivism seeks to because it's often surrounded by altruism and duty, whereas Marxism view the family as a selfish institution, not sacrificial enough.
Yaron BrookHOST
No, I don't think that's true at all.
Yaron BrookHOST
I don't think objectivism seeks to break apart the nuclear family.
Mark CallHOST
We would talk every time Ron Paul appeared before his committee while he was in the House.
Mark CallHOST
And he basically asked him one time, and I've told this story, he's got the famous book, the famous, actually it was a newsletter from the Objectivist, where the Fed chairman, later Fed chairman, wrote a piece about gold is the only honest money.
Mark CallHOST
And Ron Paul had him ask him if he'd autograph a copy of that, because he was a subscriber in those days.
Mark CallHOST
And he said, do you still believe any of this? And Greenspan looked him in the eye and told him, I believe every word.
Razi GinzbergHOST
And this past weekend, we have seen the better side of humanity here at the Irreplaceable Spark Conference in Austin.
Razi GinzbergHOST
And those of you who weren't here with us, should go ahead and sign up to the mailing list on the irreplaceable spark uh conference website and you will be notified soon within hopefully a couple of weeks about next year's conference uh we will keep doing it as long as we can and uh hopefully that that is a very very long time uh and you know I might not be moving to Tehran anytime soon, but I would love to do an irreplaceable spark there.
Razi GinzbergHOST
So yeah, let's free Iran for many other bigger reasons, but also have an irreplaceable spark there.
Lee PearsonHOST
Lee, parting thoughts? I see a comment that interests me a little bit in the chat.
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