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“The unphilosophical majority among men are the ones most helplessly dependent on their era's dominant ideas. In times of crises these men need the guidance of some kind of theory; but, being unfamiliar with the field of ideas, they do not know that alternatives to the popular theories are possible. They know only what they have always been taught.”

Quote by Leonard Peikoff

Work

Ominous Parallels

In 'Ominous Parallels,' readers are drawn into a tale that intertwines the lives of characters whose fates seem to be predetermined. The story unfolds with a sense of foreboding, as readers witness the convergence of events that mirror one another, leading to a chilling climax. more

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Leonard Peikoff
Leonard Peikoff

Leonard Peikoff is a renowned philosopher known for his promotion and interpretation of Objectivist philosophy. Born on October 15, 1933, he is a loyal follower and primary interpreter of Ayn Rand's philosophy. Peikoff's works include in-depth studies and critiques of Rand's philosophy, and he is also the founder of the Objectivist Academic Center. more

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