Interesting, though I'm not sure anything Ayn Rand ever wrote indicated she understand what thinking is about.
And then there's Sri Aurobindo's comment (meant to be applicable after one has mastered free thinking), "There's nothing the mind can do that cannot be better done in the mind's thought-free Silence."
It seems you haven't read much Rand, as she has entire books devoted to that exact subject. Though I do think she and Auronindo should've hung out. They had a lot in common.
Interesting, though I'm not sure anything Ayn Rand ever wrote indicated she understand what thinking is about.
And then there's Sri Aurobindo's comment (meant to be applicable after one has mastered free thinking), "There's nothing the mind can do that cannot be better done in the mind's thought-free Silence."
It seems you haven't read much Rand, as she has entire books devoted to that exact subject. Though I do think she and Auronindo should've hung out. They had a lot in common.