Ok, just wanted to tweak you a bit. But, seriously, I have noticed that Objectivists tend to lean heavily toward the cerebral side. While it is certainly possible to find Objectivists who have accomplished heroic things, most seem content merely to espouse an ideology without really living it. Is that unfair? So let me pose the question: How has Objectivism changed how you live your life? What big choices have you made as an Objectivist that you would have chosen differently before you read Ayn Rand (making an honest allowance for the natural maturation process)? Can anyone honestly say that they have unleashed their inner Rearden?
