Virtual Reality

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Ayn Rand's world of perfect competition is one in which I'd love to live in.... where everything is as per my capability and capacity, the fruit I get it what I've earnt.. 
and I have no family to satisfy...
and I have absolute health... no worry of diseases (I'm not talking about a diseased thought though)..

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  4. Vindhya Ameti3 May 2010 at 21:30

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  6. Silver Strands4 May 2010 at 00:16

    Good post - but really LOVED your "passing the buck" post. You're spot on!

    Denalee

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  7. dani sulu4 May 2010 at 16:01

    Gud blog. Nice and cute observations about life, not withstanding the truth there in.

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  8. Angel of love!!!15 May 2010 at 17:59

    really?
    and that sort of a world look fair to u???

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  9. Dwiti R23 May 2010 at 20:45

    @all : Thanks..

    @ Angel : that kind of world would atleast put us all at same level.. we'd fight it out based on wits and not something else...

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  10. Manik Doomra28 May 2010 at 02:13

    In absolute agreement! What reflects in my mind is people with disability and poverty, we can't expet them to compete for larger things! If that kind of world was there, it would have been a fair-competition...

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