Rearden Metal from "summary" of Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
Hank Rearden created a new kind of metal, one that was stronger, lighter, and more durable than any other known material. This metal was a revolutionary breakthrough in the field of metallurgy, a testament to Rearden's ingenuity and determination. Rearden poured his heart and soul into the creation of this metal, working tirelessly to perfect its composition and properties. He faced countless obstacles and challenges along the way, but he never wavered in his belief that he could succeed. The introduction of Rearden Metal sparked a wave of excitement and anticipation in the industrial world. Everyone wanted a piece of this new wonder material, eager to see what it could do and how it could change the way things were made. Rearden's competitors were quick to dismiss his creation as a mere novelty, a passing fad that would soon fade into obscurity. But Rearden knew better. He knew that his metal was the future, a game-change...
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