In this discussion, Jess Gill and Angel talk about Ayn Rand’s philosophy, relationships, and their intersections with the “manosphere” and figures like Andrew Tate. They explore Rand’s views on responsibility, individualism, and relationships, comparing them with Andrew Tate’s controversial messaging. The conversation also touches on Rand’s depiction of relationships, the concept of self-esteem in romantic dynamics, and broader philosophical insights from her novels.
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In this video, Kiyah talks about the last presidential candidates, why she thinks neither is a great option for America, and how they became the candidates.
Johan once despised modernity, but learning history and discovering Ayn Rand transformed him into a champion of human progress.
The program for LevelUp 2025 has been posted—and it’s all about living fully, loving life, and advancing liberty.
"The Girl on the Train" is a thrilling, twisty mystery with a focus on a dark aspect of psychology.
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