Ayn Rand Translated from: "Philosophy: Who Needs It" In my publication “The Missing Link”, I discussed the anti-ideal mentality and its social (tribal) manifestations. All tribally minded people are anti-ideal to varying degrees, but not all people who are anti-ideal are tribally minded. Some are lone wolves (emphasizing the most predatory characteristics of …
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When you don't understand something - read it a second time, if you still don't understand it - read it several times until you get it. If that doesn't work - start criticizing what you didn't understand or at best the little you did understand. This article is a response to the review of …
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The article is part of a series of publications dedicated to the fourth annual conference of European Students For Liberty, which will be held on 22.10 at 9 am at the Ramada Hotel in Sofia. For more information and free registration, see the official Facebook event. AUTHOR: SILVIA YONKOVA There is hardly another name among the supporters …
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Self-esteem and taking responsibility are personal qualities of fundamental importance to a person. Let's start with this definition: Self-esteem is the ability to accept oneself as competent to cope with the major challenges of life and to be worthy of happiness. It is confidence in the efficacy of our mind, …
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