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“Ecology as a social principle. . . condemns cities, culture, industry, technology, the intellect, and advocates men’s return to ‘nature,’ to the state of grunting subanimals digging the soil with their bare hands.”—Ayn Rand, “The Lessons of Vietnam,” The Ayn Rand Letter, vol. 3, no. 25, p. 1 |
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