Summary
Ayn Rand’s "Atlas Shrugged" is an influential philosophical novel that explores the role of individualism, productivity, and rational self-interest within the broader framework of a collapsing society. Set in a dystopian United States where government overreach and collectivist policies stifle innovation and ambition, the story follows a cast of industrialists and thinkers as they grapple with the consequences of a world that punishes success and rewards mediocrity. Through a compelling narrative and the development of her unique philosophy of Objectivism, Rand challenges readers to reconsider the moral foundations of capitalism, the value of personal achievement, and the dangers...
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