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Re:Malcolm Gladwell versus Ayn Rand: Who is right? by anthonyrubin on Monday November 10, 2008 @02:30PM (#359583)
Why not just submit the original article?

http://nymag.com/arts/books/features/52014/

The blog post adds nothing to the discussion and the title chosen by the submitter makes things worse.

Re:Malcolm Gladwell versus Ayn Rand: Who is right? by KrisZolar on Monday November 10, 2008 @02:43PM (#359599)
The article doesn't bring up Ayn Rand who is the dead opposite of Gladwell.
Re:Malcolm Gladwell versus Ayn Rand: Who is right? by anthonyrubin on Monday November 10, 2008 @02:49PM (#359609)
There was no reason to bring her up as the blog author's commentary wasn't very insightful.
Re:Malcolm Gladwell versus Ayn Rand: Who is right? by KeshRivya on Monday November 10, 2008 @03:04PM (#359630)
OMG! Which part of "putting two ideas together in order to stimulate thinking" is so difficult for you to grasp? It's done all the time.
Re:Malcolm Gladwell versus Ayn Rand: Who is right? by unalone on Monday November 10, 2008 @03:13PM (#359647)
But he didn't put two ideas together. He brings up Rand, says that she appalls him, and then talks about Gladwell separately. There's a very loose attempt to tie them together, which falls flat (the Beatles having to play long sets doesn't do away with the explanation that each member of the Beatles was incredibly talented). The article is spam overall.

Gladwell and Rand don't contradict each other. They barely overlap at all. And if there is a connection, it's not one that this article points out.

Re:Malcolm Gladwell versus Ayn Rand: Who is right? by HugotheMongoose on Monday November 10, 2008 @06:11PM (#359910)
unalone, get over it. Sheesh!
Re:Malcolm Gladwell versus Ayn Rand: Who is right? by unalone on Monday November 10, 2008 @07:21PM (#359998)
I'm in class, and nothing's going on, and I love this debate, and it concerns two authors who I've read and enjoyed reading. Hell, I love debating in general. This is what I do rather than play Halo.

Sorry if I'm beating a dead horse.