On July 12, the Columbus Objectivist Meetup review what Ayn Rand has to say about family relationships. We noted that the principle of moral judgment applies equally as strongly to family members as it does to those more distantly related. Racism and tribalism evade reality by refusing to judge objectively. We analyzed [...]

The Columbus Objectivist Meetup met on July 26 to discuss the relation between fact and value. In reviewing Leonard Peikoff’s essay “Fact and Value”, we noted that the tone of his article seemed harsh to some of us when we were new to Objectivism. We reflected that contemporary culture stigmatizes both certainty in [...]

In preparation for Independence Day, on June 28, the Columbus Objectivist Meetup watched Onkar Ghate’s 2007 talk detailing the moral revolution that Atlas Shrugged represents in the context of the history of America (and the world).
The talk is available online at the Ayn Rand Center’s Lecture Series site.