 Bogeyman Be Gone: Reflections on Nyctophobia and Child-Rearing
by Barry Kayton
Imagine you're six years old. Imagine it's late at night. (Read more...)
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 The Ten Commitments
by Barry Kayton
What does Ayn Rand's philosophy mean to you in practice? (Read more...)
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 Thinking on Your Feet
by Barry Kayton
Barry Kayton gives us yet another lesson on how to destroy our enemies! (Read more...)
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 Michael Newberry Frames
by Barry Kayton
Newberry Miniature Frames are here! (Read more...)
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Project: SOLO Brochure
by Barry Kayton
We've printed the first SOLO brochures. Barry Kayton explains the how and the why of it. (Read more...)
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 The Scope of Moral Failure
by Barry Kayton
Is it wrong to regard the moral failures or suffering of others with indifference? (Read more...)
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Wednesday
December 18, 2002 |
 On the Beach
by Barry Kayton
A poem. (Read more...)
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Thursday
December 12, 2002 |
The Missionary Position
by Barry Kayton
What is it about deliberately seeking to introduce others to your way of thinking that seems unappealing? Let me begin by asking: to what in reality does the concept "missionary" refer? (Read more...)
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The Ransberger Pivot
by Barry Kayton
There's only one disadvantage to The Ransberger Pivot: it doesn't come naturally... (Read more...)
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Wednesday
October 23, 2002 |
2003 Michael Newberry Calendar
by Barry Kayton
Michael Newberry 2003 calendars available! (Read more...)
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 The Lost Spirit of Petra
by Barry Kayton
More than two millenia ago Petra featured prominently in history--the New York City of its day--but somehow became a city frozen in time and forgotten... (Read more...)
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Theft At the Speed of Light!
by Barry Kayton
We're living in a fantastic age of invention. Gadgets that were the stuff of science fiction only two decades ago -- such as cell phones and handheld computers -- are now commonplace. These technologies, like all those that preceded them, bring fantastic benefits that tend to change not only our behaviour but the structure of economic relationships within and between countries. However, the arrival of digital media poses unprecedented challenges. (Read more...)
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Snapshot Thinking
by Barry Kayton
The free market is sometimes criticised as short-sighted. (Read more...)
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Reaching New Readers
by Barry Kayton
I'd like to see are more attempts by young Objectivist writers to reach new kinds of readers. (Read more...)
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Franchising the Philosophy of Objectivism
by Barry Kayton
Thinking of Objectivism as a product opens up a range of possibilities for taking the philosophy to a wider audience. (Read more...)
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Discover Freeland
by Barry Kayton
From the War Room's Project page. Barry Kayton discusses his Discover Freeland project, an activity book aimed at 10-12 year olds. (Read more...)
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The Benefits of Objectivism
by Barry Kayton
Objectivism is a philosophy based in this world; a philosophy for your mind, your life, your liberty; a philosophy for life as it could be and should be. As such, the benefits of Objectivism are the benefits of life itself: priceless. (Read more...)
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 Dogma and Development - Thoughts on the evolution of Objectivism
by Barry Kayton
Four decades after the publication of Atlas Shrugged, the groundswell of people familiar with Ayn Rand and Objectivism continues to grow. Year after year, Ayn Rand's fiction attracts bright, eager, young people, many seeking a golden highway to Galt's Gulch. But beyond Ayn Rand's fiction lies a disappointingly narrow land of interesting articles, abstract philosophy and, for many, authoritative dogma. (Read more...)
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