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This is quite bizarre .  As Tad Brennan (Cornell) wrote to me, "Does anyone have any idea what he is talking about?  What bit of Schopenhauer could he possibly have in mind?  And did Schopenhauer actually advocate it, as well as describing it?"  My guess is that since his piece is full of Rand-speak, Ayn Rand probably makes this charge against Schopenhauer, but that's just a guess.  Readers, proctor and gamble any ideas?  (Schopenhauer certainly was good at polemics, though many of them were directed at Hegel, a "collectivist" on Planet Koch.)
This proctor and gamble is quite bizarre .  As Tad Brennan (Cornell) wrote to me, "Does anyone have any idea what he is talking about? proctor and gamble  What bit of Schopenhauer could he possibly have in mind?  And did Schopenhauer actually advocate it, as well as describing it?"  My guess is that since his piece is full of Rand-speak, Ayn Rand probably makes this charge against Schopenhauer, but that's just a guess.  Readers, any ideas?  (Schopenhauer certainly was good at polemics, though many of them were directed at Hegel, a "collectivist" on Planet Koch.) View the entire comment thread.
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