ITT: books that changed your life
>>9002143
You scared women away before you were an Objectivist. It just made you marginally more creepy.
>>9002143
Literally one of the worst written, utterly irritating works ever. It's one thing to subscribe to social Darwinism, but if you ever come across anyone praising that intellectual abortion of a book, I would strongly suggest to discreetly shit that person in the mouth and quietly retreat to a place not affected by the gigantic vortex of stupidity that such a person invariable generates around them.
>>9002143
Objectivism is a shitty re-branding of Social Darwinism.
>>9002154
>/pol/-teenager the post
>t. girl
Really makes you think.
>>9002154
Why would someone lie on the Internet like this?
>>9002167
So objectivism is a meme?
>>9002143
Actually don't have any.
I know that Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect gave me an existential crisis that I'm still not 100% I've worked through, though I've mostly buried it.
>>9002167
>"AS had a profound influence on me"
>the whole point of AS is Social Darwinism
>"Social Darwinism is a meme"
>>9002186
When used in the context of describing it's legitimate ideological merit, it is essentially the same thing as objectivism. Just because something can be used as a "buzzword" doesn't mean the original intended meaning is completely diminished.
>>9002186
It's a sociological/ethica theory comprised of many distinct views, highly popular among the US populace. Not everything is either an ideology or a buzzword, spend less time on /pol/.
>>9002186
"Just a (thing)" is one of the most dangerous sentences a human being can utter. It indicates a willful desire to look beyond the surface.
>>9002228
>denies a well established fact
>"yer al dum an rong and havent read"
>100 pages of relentless jerking of laissez-faire
>hardly ever emphasized the idea of competition or survival of the fittest
How can one person be this edgy?
>>9002210
>theory compromised of many distinct views
One of which views/theories is objectivism
>highly popular among the US populace
Debatable
>Not everything is either an ideology or a buzzword
I guess it comes down to what "buzzword" means to you. Is every term that isn't nuanced to your liking a buzzword?
>>9002143
I actually liked The Fountainhead. I've been meaning to read AS. What about it was life changing for you?
>>9002239
>inane babble of a 13 year old
Go away.
>>9002245
>throws around derogatory, anti-intellectual labels
>calls people who disagree with him children
>>9002228
She did not present it as a "win win". She presents it as a system where virtuous and successful people are rewarded; not the same thing.
>>9002248
>more of the same
Just go, young padawan.
>>9002253
>>9002256
Yes, keep up the funny pictures, that's fine.
>>9002259
Well, if you insist.
1/3
>>9002282
2/3
>>9002285
3/3
>>9002143
Prometheus Rising
All the acid I was doing too
das kapital no meme
>>9002159
>Social Darwinism.
is correct leftist cucks should be left to die
>>9002249
This. She goes on to deride any pity for people who lose in the race for the almighty dollar, as they are unsuccessful they must be unvirtuous.
Basically a handbook that says it's ok to be a selfish shit, bound to be given as a gift by one selfish shit to another, the way Nietzsche is flapped around by tinpot dictators and frustrated chefs.
The Bible
>>9003038
>hasn't read it
>>9002143
>>9002143
>>9004856
These two
Read the latter (Russia) when I was a kid and it ended up making a pretty big impression on me
>>9002143
Maybe this one one day. I just finished reading it and found it very insightful, but I'm not sure if it will "change" my life in any significant way.
>>9002154
Hey, pro-tip; girls don't actually refer to boys as "alpha" or "beta".
t. an actual girl
I havn't read a single book that has had a significant impact on me. Why?
>>9002249
That's just as bad of a representation, honestly.