I think that quote technically qualifies as a shallow dismissal of other people's work... from TFA: > We talk a lot these days about, “how can I be my best sel

I think that quote technically qualifies as a shallow dismissal of other people's work... from TFA: > We talk a lot these days about, “how can I be my best self?” That’s what Rand is saying. She's saying, actually, it’s not about earning money, it’s not about being rich. It is about the perfection of the moral life. It's about the pursuit of excellence. It’s about the cultivation of virtue. These are the important things. This is what Dagny is doing. When all the entrepreneurs at the end, they’re in the happy valley, actually, between them, they have not that much money, right? I tend to agree. It sounds like John Rogers missed the point of the book entirely.