In reply to the Randian reader: making choices (in the sense you intend - for instance, not the kind of choice that dogs or present-day computers can make) is itself an irreducibly creative act, as is using reason (in the sense you intend). So we are not in disagreement on that fundamental point.
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Re: "rights" and Rand
In reply to the Randian reader: making choices (in the sense you intend - for instance, not the kind of choice that dogs or present-day computers can make) is itself an irreducibly creative act, as is using reason (in the sense you intend). So we are not in disagreement on that fundamental point.
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