Erik Naggum wrote a piece about Atlas Shrugged that is rife with errors and confusions regarding Ayn Rand and her ideas. Most, if not all, of his errors are ad

Erik Naggum wrote a piece about Atlas Shrugged that is rife with errors and confusions regarding Ayn Rand and her ideas. Most, if not all, of his errors are addressed in Rand's non-fiction work. At the end of the article Erik wrote "It is just as impossible to become a contributor to a free, humane society without having read Ayn Rand as it is to become one having only read Ayn Rand" which I agree with. Read Ayn Rand's works (and other thinkers) and judge for yourself.