u/Desmaad

I've never read her work, but I've read about it, and I get the impression that her "philosophy" is a half-baked, barely coherent justification for self-absorption and narcissism, along with a worship of industrialisation and the rich. It barely got any traction outside of the US, yet within the US it slowly acquired a following, even though most of her contemporaries thought she was bonkers. What makes the US so unusual that her work would become mainstream there, yet not anywhere else?

Repost, sorta. Last time I posted this video it had audio issues.

I'm looking for a group who want to play a sci-fi campaign that isn't Star Wars at the Keshen Goodman Library in Halifax, NS, Canada. I must warn you, I'm pretty picky.

I'm looking for a group who want to play a sci-fi campaign that isn't Star Wars at the Keshen Goodman Library in Halifax, NS, Canada. I must warn you, I'm pretty picky.

I was poking around Google Street View the other day and, wondering why the Clayton Park Sobeys' parking lot is so big, noticed a weird blank spot at the north end. Taking a look in the past, I noticed there used to be a Canadian Tire there. Why was it torn down?

I'm looking for someone hosting or willing to join a Sci-Fi game at Keshen Goodman Library in Halifax, NS, Canada. Must not be Star Wars or D&D-derived.

Preferably on the Halifax side of the harbour.