Re: Ramblings of Randroids

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> Hey, I guess that it's typical for a man to say that kind of thing of
> a woman who stood up for what she believed. Historically women who are
> very independant like Ayn Rand end up having that kind of image while
> men who do the same thing are looked up to with respect.
> -Liz Friedman

True ... but I never felt anywhere in Rand that she *was* a woman. She
seemed so curiously genderless. And I think her beliefs have little to do
with her sex.

Camille
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