We have been reading Ayn Rand’s magnum opus “Atlas Shrugged.” Among many other things, her monumental novel expresses three original ideas:
- Robin Hood was a scoundrel, not a hero.
- Trademarks and corporate logos (see below) are the modern equivalent of coats of arms.
- Who you make love to is an expression of what your values are.
We will elaborate on these three ideas in future blog posts.



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