andy_boot
Joined 16 years ago
Joined 16 years ago
We came up with a variant to fix this. You have to say what the next person in the circle said they'd do yesterday before your talk.
This forced everyone to pay more attention as you don't know who would be standing next to you tomorrow. It wasn't easy to do but I think it did make people more aware of what was going on.
If you choose to read Atlas Shrugged, however, her opinions start to get more extreme and unsettling.
My interpretation was that he was always anti-authority, but his experiences led him to believe that an authoritian figure will always try to grab power and it doesn't matter what `side` they say they are for, power is their aim.
True he liked the spirit of his socialist militia but by the end I think he felt its spirit had been crushed and abused by others.