I'm okay with accepting ideologies that make sense. We have a bad habit of putting those who we agree with on a pedestal, though, and that's where things begin to fail. With Ayn, she's right in much of what she says about business and government: Businesses should do what's best for them and government should butt the fuck out. Beyond that, though, her views on religion and women are not right. The retarded masses expect her views to be 100%, and she gives equal weight to all her positions, which is where it breaks down. Another more recent example of this Kyle Rittenhouse. We all agreed with his position that we should defend our communities, then people where shocked and let down when he said he supported BLM. Over and over this happens, and we never learn. We need to get better at saying, "that's a great point," and leaving it at that. Doing that, I think Ayn Rand has a great point, but I don't trust her (or anyone) enough to give credence beyond what I see on the surface.