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Submitted by Marie Claude (France), Apr 22, 2008 at 16:00

They both argue against subjective considerations. Kant with his, "Categorical Imperative" and Rand with her,"Selfishness"
Both failed in their quest to have man's IQ the preeminent "value" judgment. Instead your Marcuse and others of the "socialist" "deconstructionist" who usurped our centres of higher learning, have us today holding EQ as the greatest "moral" judgment.

I reassure you, Marcuse ain't my inspirator, though I appreciate some of his subproducts in music

BTW, I was quoting a comment I got from a good source in philosophy, aesthetic... education, cause Ayn Rand is just unknown in our moral relativist batallions and I needed to position her in the global history of philosophy, can't see that she is of Kant importance.

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