Tải về Nghệ Thuật Tinh Tế Của Việc "Đếch" Quan Tâm miễn phí trong Pdf

Bakerized Skate bakerized — I don't care if it's a total cliche to say this is one of my favorite books. I love the characters, the style of writing, the story. All of it. Holden Caulfield is not someone I admire, but he's someone I can relate to on many levels.

Delphine Ginl gin_illustration — "Shagged at Last (The Sequel)" Written while she was still alive, but published posthumously after her death in 1982, "Shagged At Last" is the posthumous sequel to Ayn Rand's greatest achievement and last work of fiction, "Atlas Shrugged" (not counting "Shagged At Last"). In this novel, she dramatizes the shortcomings of her unique Objectivist philosophy through an intellectual mystery story and magical mystery tour that intertwines sex, ethics, sex, metaphysics, sex, epistemology, sex, politics, sex, economics, sex, whatever and sex. Reconsidering her worldview, she concludes that, in order to be truly beneficial to society individuals, sex must not be just the fun bit between the serious parts, it requires serious love action between the private parts. In this sequel (which is the equal of the prequel to the sequel), Ayn Rand abandons Objectivism and embraces Sex Activism, without endorsing either Active Sexism or Subjectivism. Likewise, she urges us to abandon the Protestant Work Ethic and embrace the Catholic Sex Ethic. Her motto: No Safety Net, No Protection. Where Have All the Objectivists Gone? Set in the near-future [30 years after the time of writing in 1982] in a U.S.A. whose economy has collapsed as a result of the mysterious disappearance of leading innovators, industrialists, bankers, auditors, entrepreneurs, Republicans, bond-holders, futurists, financial advisers, chartered accountants and middle management after the re-election of a Democratic President, this novel presents an astounding panorama of human life: ...from the playboy genius who becomes a worthless and unproductive executive in charge of a global television network... ...to the great steel industrialist who does not know that he is working for his own destruction as well as that of all those around him in rural China... ...to the intellectual property pirate and paedophile who becomes a neo-conservative philosopher and born-again, forgive-again tele-evangelist... ...to the woman who runs a transcontinental railroad into the ground and under the river via the world's longest, most expensive architecturally-designed and least utilised tunnel... ...to the lowest paid track worker in her train tunnels who can't afford to come to work by private or public transport, and must walk 20 miles and swim across the river for the privilege of a fair day's work and an unfair day's pay so that his wife can be treated for inoperable cancer and herpes, and each of their children can afford an iPad and unlimited cable access so they can watch the film of the book online on the website of a global television network managed by a worthless and unproductive executive... ...all because they have fallen victim to the political philosophy of Objectivism and have not discovered the pleasures of unprotected tantric sex. Spoiler If you want to know who the female protagonist has deep and meaningless sex with, read the book or open the following spoiler at your own peril (to avoid disappointment, don't view the spoiler. Now.): (view spoiler) Get Your Copy Free or Pay for It and Get a 200% Tax Deduction Peopled by larger-than-life heroes and villains, charged with larger than life accoutrements, struggling with towering questions of good and evil, and an adolescent's curiosity and enthusiasm for sex, "Shagged At Last" is a philosophical revolution told in the form of a soft-focus, hard-core action thriller with conveniently positioned tax-deductible PowerPoint slides explaining Objectivism from an historical point of view and revealing the correct use of all body parts from an hysterical point of view. Disclaimer: The televisualisation of the hysterical perspective is currently subject to the formalisation of contractual relations with Manny and Jessica Rabbit. Ayn Rand Plays Lady Macbeth You won't find in me The milk of human kindness, Just dire cruelty. Only Her Self to Blame Rand's philosophy Fucked a whole generation With its selfishness. Turn Me On and Turn Me Off Your fans are turned on By Sex Objectivism But it turns me off.

Julia Morassutti _ulia_orassutti — good Scarpetta, up to the Cornwell standard