Do you think that the project was profitable at all? We know that Roark and Mr Enright himself were happy about it, but there was so much criticism against it, with the smear campaign fully succeeding, that it had to be difficult to sell the flat to anybody at all, don't you think?
shareit speaks to Rand's disconnect from reality.
the great business men in her work are great because they built themselves, and their decisions are rendered Right by the fact that they are the great men of business. It doesn't matter if the "right" decision destroys their business or reveals a complete lack of business acumen. (so much so, you wonder how these people became "great.")
So you're sure Enright failed? Based on what evidence?
" . . . the great business men in her work are great because they built themselves, and their decisions are rendered Right by the fact that they are the great men of business. . . " Want to give some concrete examples of that?
who is john galt?
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