In spite of the public wailings of some, The Cato Institute went ahead with a series of articles that seeks to debate the moral and political philosophy of Ayn Rand. It reflexively asks: “What, if anything, should we take into the future from Rand’s moral and political thought, and what, if anything, should we leave behind?”

I’ll table writing an actual opinion about Rand’s Objectivism until I’ve re-read Atlas Shrugged and the respective views of the Cato contributors. (So, in a couple months’ time or so.)