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All Member Comments
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ Great idea, great bylaws, great hosts. ”
— Michael on Jun 27, 2007.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ This is a fine group of people; they are amicable, warm, and bright. ”
— Steve on Jan 1, 2007.
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“ Well-run, well-attended. I always look forward to coming. ”
— Nikki Allen on May 21, 2006.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ Great conversation - wonderful people and excellent eats! ”
— e. on Jan 8, 2006.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ Very friendly group, and good conversation. While we have had to agree to disagree on some topics, I never got the feeling that anyone disrespected anyone else for their viewpoints. My only complaint is that there were several interesting conversations going on at once, and it was difficult to pick just one to concentrate on. ”
— Jason on May 16, 2008.
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North Texas Objectivist Society
“ Nice group, nice people. The host was good at making sure to catch me coming in and welcome me to the group and find a suitable place to sit. ”
— A former member on May 8, 2008.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ Because we're such great and interesting people! ”
— John on May 4, 2008.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ Great food, great hosts, great people. It's not often that I find all three in one place! ”
— Scott on Mar 13, 2008.
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North Texas Objectivist Society
“ The Meetup Group was a very friendly bunch of folks. Here I was, an outsider coming briefly from Los Angeles. I was made to feel at home. I left feeling I had begun some serious friendships that might endure. It was a good feeling. I can envision my returning to Dallas sometime just to visit with my newfound friends:) ”
— Mike Rael on Oct 28, 2007.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ People tend to use the argument "Well, Ayn Rand said..." which is something I doubt she would like to hear. They also have a tendency to confuse objectivism with selfishness. Well, no one's perfect, just having a place to talk about this stuff makes it worth going! ”
— Nathan Davison on Nov 7, 2005.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ Good opportunity for discussion. ”
— Richard Parker on Oct 22, 2009.
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North Texas Objectivist Society
“ With the world sinking toward the altruist/collectivist/tribalist abyss this group and their like-minded bretheren are our only long term hope. ”
— Doug V on Sep 14, 2009.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ If you like the subject of Ayn Rand's philosophy practically applies, then join up. ”
— Jeremy Grassman on Jul 30, 2009.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ It's the best place in Dallas for rational thinkers to be. Objectivism provides the only non-contradictory moral defense of capitalism and individual rights. You can learn about it here. Furthermore, it is just plain fun. ”
— Scott Connery on Jul 19, 2009.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ Objectivism is the most important philosophical work being done today. ”
— Jay McGee on Jun 22, 2009.
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“ A *very* intelligent group with varied (and often unique) interests. You will meet some extraordinary people here. ”
— A former member on Apr 18, 2009.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ To share ideas and meet and talk to somewhat rational people. LOL ”
— Stanley Gainey on Apr 13, 2009.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ I can't endorse this Meetup Group highly enough. If you enjoy stimulating conversation about something more than the weather...this group has that in spades. ”
— Eddie Allen on Mar 20, 2009.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ If you are looking for a local society centered on Ayn Rand's works and Objectivism, please consider joining us! ”
— "Old Toad" on Mar 8, 2009.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ This is a great way to meet for just a couple of hours and talk to other Objectivists, which is a rarity in my life. I really enjoyed the discussions. ”
— Tracy Menefee on Dec 8, 2008.
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North Texas Objectivist Society
“ Do you like people who understand that faith and reason are opposites? Do you value the occsional superstition-free zone? Do you support Liberty for individuals and strict limits on the use of force? Is your rational well-being at the top of your list of values? Have you questioned the concept of altruism? Do you enjoy socializing with others that share these views? Every "yes" points to this group. ”
— Geoff Adams on Nov 23, 2008.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ The conversation is never boring!! ”
— Karen Gainey on Nov 16, 2008.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ To meet and converse with intelligent, knowledgeable people. ”
— Steven on Sep 21, 2008.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ If for no other reason, stimulating conversation. ”
— Kelly McNulty Valenzuela on Aug 11, 2008.
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North Texas Objectivist Society“ There's a good mix of people for everyone interested in Ayn Rand or Objectivism. The meetings combine fun activities with good discussions. ”
— Chad Henson on May 17, 2008.
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North Texas Objectivist Society
“ I have had disagreements with certain members, but as a whole the group's rationality brightens my days and engages my mind. Not much is better than that. ”
— A former member on Jan 29, 2007.
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“ If you think there could be a place for philosophy in your psychic makeup, but most you've heard sound like a steaming pile, you should pursue investigating objectivism. If you want to meetup with a fun group just North of Dallas to discuss your ruminations in an engaging manner checkout NTOS. ”
— Weston Moore on May 29, 2005.
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“ good conversation, good fun ”
— Cynthia on Dec 23, 2007.