Warning. I have held the same ideas, essentially, since I was two and a half years old.

That's a quote from Ein Rand. Not everyone is lucky to figure it out so early.

Wrong. Seriously. Wrong. No, seriously.

Hello, everybody, and welcome back to the seriously wrong podcast.

The only podcast it is in your rational self-interest to listen to.

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So we're continuing our discussion on the trilogy of films, the Atlas Shrugged

trilogy, you know, the official film of the Tea Party movement in the United States, based on

the classic novel by the novelist Ayn Rand. And today we're talking about part two, Atlas

shrugged part two, colon, the strike, which just having just watched the movie, that title

isn't really appropriate

for this.

No.

There's very little striking that goes on.

Similar amount of striking is the first movie, maybe a bit less.

Or I mean, like all the same people are still on strike and a couple more go, but.

Yeah, just film-wise, a mess.

Like in terms of the arc of a film and, like, what is compelling, what makes you

cheer for characters, care about what happens to them, that kind of stuff was already

really lacking in part one.

But in retrospect, part one was kind of a masterpiece when it came to caring about the

characters and what's going on.

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