I recall a quote that I want to use and I believe it is from one of Rand’s books, but I am not sure. I believe it is something like:
To say “Who am I to know?” is to say “Who am I to exist?”.
Can anyone place this quote?
I recall a quote that I want to use and I believe it is from one of Rand’s books, but I am not sure. I believe it is something like:
To say “Who am I to know?” is to say “Who am I to exist?”.
Can anyone place this quote?
Here (the last sentence of the first paragraph) is the quote you’re looking for.
When a man declares: ‘Who am I to know?’—he is declaring: “Who am I to live?” Galt’s Speech, Atlas Shrugged, P.1018
I recall a quote that I want to use and I believe it is from one of Rand’s books, but I am not sure. I believe it is something like:
Can anyone place this quote?
When a man declares: ‘Who am I to know?’—he is declaring: ‘Who am I to live?’
Thanks. I felt it was somewhere in Atlas Shrugged.