Actually they are. The story of the game is intended mostly to be the result of an Objectivist society's downfall because its leaders are fallible. http://www.

Actually they are. The story of the game is intended mostly to be the result of an Objectivist society's downfall because its leaders are fallible. http://www.shacknews.com/article/48728/ken-levine-on-bioshock-the http://www.shacknews.com/article/48728/ken-levine-on-bioshoc... Having read some of Rand's work I can say that the idea seems reasonable. It's not really an indictment of Objectivism, but rather an indictment of the absolutism often found in Objectivist works and Objectivists -- the idea that Objectivism is the only philosophy that is worth having and that everything must adhere to Objectivist principles at all times. I think most people would agree that life is a little more complex than Rand would like it to be, which is what Levine was getting at.