Objectivist philosopher and atheist Ayn Rand discusses the dangers of faith, the meaning of death and her disbelief in God.
'What I've always thought was a sentence from some Greek philosopher -- I don't, unfortunately, remember who it was -- that I read at 16, and it's affected me all my life: "I will not die. It's the world that will end." And that's absolutely true.'
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Ha. You're taking advice from Ayn Rand? The same person who thought that all moral values should be put aside just so someone can become a dictator? So you support a woman who might as well have been a nazi? I knew this blog was retarded.
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