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I can't tell if he's being sarcastic. It sounds like he's saying in the good old days people went to an established university and spent their lives at establish companies. Now people are skipping large institutions in favor of teaching themselves and finding mentors, going out and finding needs, solving them Galt-style, and then going home and smoking some grass. It sounds perfect.
That's terrifying.
I think that the overall, long-term effects of "Atlas Shrugged" in particular and Ayn Rand in general are undeniable. We are actually on the event horizon of a great change.