Thanks! It's easy to feel passion for the material, but there are so many aspects to the emotion a film like that gives me. I spent a good part of Friday night and Saturday morning sorting it out in my head. I hope that the people who read it find feel similar things. Ayn Rand specificially called Galt's Gulch "Atlantis" and the more I thought about it, the more it seemed she was telling a story about some alien species living amoung humans, but of an improved version of the human race trying to pull everyone else along, only to be rejected, and leaving so they can live among their own kind. It's not so simple as capitalists and socialists, or even Republicans and Democrats. Its about the future and the past, and the future is not in Karl Marx little essay that so many collectivists have read. Its much, much bigger than that.