Equality of outcome from "summary" of Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
In the world of Atlas Shrugged, the idea of equality of outcome is a dangerous and destructive concept. It is a notion that seeks to level the playing field by forcibly taking from those who have achieved success and redistributing it to those who have not. This idea is based on the premise that everyone should have the same amount of wealth, regardless of their individual merit or effort. However, this concept goes against the very nature of human existence. It denies the fundamental principles of individualism and personal achievement. It seeks to punish those who have worked hard and excelled, while rewarding those who have done nothing to earn their share. In this world, equality o...
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