Atlas Shrugged
- Mr. Rearden - Francisco's voice sounded calm and serious. - Tell me, if you saw Atlas, giant holding the world on his shoulders, if you saw that on his tense chest there is blood flowing, knees bent, his hands trembling, the last effort trying to keep this world in the heavens, and the more his effort , the harder it pushes the world on his shoulders, what would you tell him to do?
- I do not know. ... What can he do? And what have you to say him?
- Shrugged.
Fantastic book!!!!
At first 200-300 pages it was booooring and uninteresting, I was thinking about to stop reading. But I was lucky that I was very busy to chose another book. So I read and read...And then suddenly, I discovered a gorgeous knowledge !!!
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Thank you very much:)
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Maybe if you get tired of objectivism you might want to try another book with the more humanistic approach, sort of.
Try Distraction by Bruce Sterling or The Diamond Age: Or, A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer by Neal Stephenson. Both books are great reads but the first one is outright funny.
Check them out, you wouldn't be disappointed.
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Roman Quester, Thank you) I have already read this book of Huxley))) Nice one, interesting)))) Orwell, I will read) After Atlas))) hahah I'm reading this book from november,It does not look like me.But it's almost done)
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With wery good books it's always like this. Short struggle through the first part of the book and then angelic bliss starts to descend upon you.
Try to read Animal farm by George Orwell and/or Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.
With these books i had the same experience but in the end i was not disapointed.
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