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I'd like to add that rpg games with "morality" systems tend to be very anti-objectivist in their definition of "good". For example, in Star Wars: KOTOR, light side (good) points tend to be awarded when one engages in blind altruism, while rational self interest usually results in no change or dark side (evil) points.

I wonder if Mr. Martin has even read any of Ayn Rand's works. His statements are steeped in an ignorance that i don't believe possible from someone who has any real knowledge on the issue...

Prelude from Die Miestersinger von Nurnberg-Wagner 2nd Symphony-Rachmaninoff 8th Symphony-Dvorak Six Suites for Unaccompanied cello-Bach Marche Slav-Tchaikovsky I play cello, so I particularly enjoy the six suites. The mix of beauty and technical difficulty is quite incredible, especially in the 5th and 6th.