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So how funny is it that Ayn Rand changed the course of history by publishing pulp fiction with hundred-page meth rants about how everyone should bow down to her obvious superiority and established a salon where she dommed bright young men that grew into several philosophical institutions and a power network that captured significant parts of the government?

Never doubt that publishing pulp fiction with hundred-page meth rants about how everyone should bow down to your obvious superiority and establishing a salon where you domme bright young men can change the world; indeed, it may be the only thing that ever has.

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