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This opinion piece explores the consequences of taking Ayn Rand's philosophy seriously. It argues that Rand's philosophy of objectivism, which emphasizes individualism and self-interest, fails to address the complexities of society and the common good. The author challenges the notion that unlimited self-interest is beneficial for society, pointing to the negative impacts of deregulation and income inequality. The article also questions the ethical implications of Rand's philosophy and argues for a more balanced approach that considers the well-being of all individuals and the collective good.