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Anthem

By: Ayn Rand

...Anthem is a dystopic science fiction story taking place at some unspecified future date. Mankind has entered another dark age as a result of what Rand saw as the weaknesses of socialistic thinking and economics. Technological advancement is now carefully planned (when it is allowed to occur, if at all) and the concept of individuality has been eliminated (for example, ...

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A Courageous Battle

By: Susan Bracken

...nd. I do not like anything too heavy. The only serious stuff I’ve liked is Ayn Rand, and then I only enjoyed the stories. I never knew at the time tha... ...I do not like anything too heavy. The only serious stuff I’ve liked is Ayn Rand, and then I only enjoyed the stories. I never knew at the time that th... ...s trip before. You shouldn’t worry your pretty heads about it. How do! I’m Randall Bush, no relation to them politicians, and this here’s my Missy.” H... ...from which dozens of charms dangled and clanked. Missy smiled broadly, and Randall moved so that Lacey and Jana could sit. Jana smiled briefly to ackn... ... take it easy. Don’t pull me, you thug!” shouted the passenger in front of Randall Bush as he halted in the aisle. He was slapped on the side of the h... ...e door and kicked him into the van. “Más rápido más rápido!” he shouted at Randall and Missy as they struggled to move their overweight bodies from th...

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The Future of the Internet : And How to Stop It

By: Jonathan Zittrain

...single botnet occupied 15 percent of Yahoo’s entire search capacity, running random searches on Yahoo to find text that could be Cybersecurity and the ... ...ogrammed to, say, erase hard drives, transpose numbers inside spread- sheets randomly, or intersperse nonsense text at random intervals in Word doc- u... ...dows plat- forms. The worm quickly spreads through two mechanisms. First, it randomly knocks on the doors of Internet-connected machines, immediately ... ...ation typically reduces the potential for transmission.”). 47. See generally Randolph Court & Robert D. Atkinson, Progressive Pol’y Inst., How to Can ... ... but then temper those grades by adjusting the final exam. 101. Law professor Randal Picker argues in Rewinding Sony: The Evolving Product, Phoning Hom... ...ifiers (RFIDs), 203 Radio Shack, 75-in-1 Electronic Project Kit, 14, 73 Rand, Ayn, 143 Raymond, Eric, 137 “Realtime Blackhole List,” 169 reCAPTCHA, 208...

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Trendsiters Digital Content and Web Technologies

By: Sam Vaknin

...uthors from sales of the electronic versions of their work (anywhere from Random House's 35% to 50% paid by smaller publishers). As this tectonic sh... ...200 sites, a minuscule number. Some recommendation services often produce random - at times, wrong - selections for their users. There are also conc... ...rst, there is the insatiable appetite big publishers (such as McGraw-Hill, Random House, and Harper Collins) have developed to converting their hithe... ...on Agency." It is backed by a few major publishers, such as McGraw-Hill, Random House, Pearson, and Wiley. This ostensibly modest agenda conceals ... ...apitalism gone awry". By the way, I'm not anti-capitalism, I really am an Ayn Rand freak, figure that out. . .hee hee! I am doing Project Gutenberg ... ...alism gone awry". By the way, I'm not anti-capitalism, I really am an Ayn Rand freak, figure that out. . .hee hee! I am doing Project Gutenberg for ...

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And Gulliver Returns Book IV : A Look at Our Human Values

By: Lemuel Gulliver XVI

...ical flower pots? ―There is something to be said for self interest. Ayn Rand‘s popular conservative theories stress that self interest makes f... ... flower pots? ―There is something to be said for self interest. Ayn Rand‘s popular conservative theories stress that self interest makes for h... ...what they say, only by what they do. As another example, U.S. Congressman Randy Cunningham who said he ran for Congress ‗in 1990 because I was fed ... ...n‘t seem to understand that evolution doesn‘t always occur through purely random selection. He assumes it is a conflict between theology and science...

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