Galtspresso: an idea whose time has come
So, on Saturday, I posted about a chain of coffee franchises that I had found.
From their literature, it was apparent that there was some agreement in philosophy.
For that, they will get my business.
But, I would certainly prefer to give my business to an unabashed, in your face Objectivist chain of coffee franchises.
Galtspresso.
So, today's thought exercise:
what good or service would you most like to see with an unabashed Objectivist branding - and what would you call it?
From their literature, it was apparent that there was some agreement in philosophy.
For that, they will get my business.
But, I would certainly prefer to give my business to an unabashed, in your face Objectivist chain of coffee franchises.
Galtspresso.
So, today's thought exercise:
what good or service would you most like to see with an unabashed Objectivist branding - and what would you call it?
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Premise 1: CG has voted for Obummer twice. If true, that is in direct contradiction (especially Vote #2) to:
Premise 2: CG: "I want an objectivist healthcare provider with people who love medicine and want to build a track record of excellence to get rich, with no tacit suggestion that b/c it's a care-related field it's a charity."
One of these premises is wrong. CG?
"Full-focused awareness learning."
For this reason, I see objectivism as have a cost rather than a value of it were associated with an enterprise.
If there were a word that people hear and think "valuing people's fundamental right to themselves and what they make," "doing what you think is right and not operating as a cog in a group," "not treating others with pity or contempt," "not grudgingly doing something b/c other people say that's what moral," "not trying to guilt-trip or cajole people into something they don't really want," it would be hugely popular.
That being said, I want an objectivist healthcare provider with people who love medicine and want to build a track record of excellence to get rich, with no tacit suggestion that b/c it's a care-related field it's a charity.
The rise in popularity of coffee houses in Amsterdam lead to the first modern stock markets. Places to do business and also for the intellectuals to discuss philosophy and politics. seems like a nice fit :) There is also an historical novel, "The Coffee Trader"