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'''Objectivism''' (Latin ''ob-'' out of and ''iacio'' I am throwing, and Greek '''-ισμος''' or ''-ismos'' the doing of a thing) is a school of philosophy developed by [[Ayn Rand]] that holds that things in the natural world exist independently of anyone's perception of them or efforts (or lack of effort) to understand them. Objectivism also holds that ''nothing'' is provably real that one cannot ''demonstrate'' independently of one person's perception of it.

'''Objectivism''' (Latin ''ob-'' out of and ''iacio'' I am throwing, and Greek '''-ισμος''' or ''-ismos'' the doing of a thing) is a school of philosophy developed by [[Ayn Rand]] that holds that things in the natural world exist independently of anyone's perception of them or efforts (or lack of effort) to understand them. Objectivism also holds that ''nothing'' is provably real that one cannot ''demonstrate'' independently of one person's perception of it.

In practice, objectivism is an [[atheist]]ic ideology that demands an unlimited right to [[abortion]].  [[Ayn Rand]], the founder of objectivism, referred to [[pro-life]] position as "vicious nonsense" and that "to oppose [abortion of an unwanted pregnancy] is to advocate sacrifice, not for the sake of anyone’s benefit, but for the sake of misery qua misery, for the sake of forbidding happiness and fulfillment to living human beings."<ref>http://aynrandlexicon.com/lexicon/abortion.html</ref><ref>[http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2012/08/20/paul-ryan-ayn-rand-abortion-liberal-dishonesty/ Breitbart article discussing Ayn Rand's support of a right to abortion]</ref>

In practice, objectivism is an [[atheist]]ic ideology that promotes economic "law of the jungle" and demands an unlimited right to [[abortion]].  [[Ayn Rand]], the founder of objectivism, referred to [[pro-life]] position as "vicious nonsense" and that "to oppose [abortion of an unwanted pregnancy] is to advocate sacrifice, not for the sake of anyone’s benefit, but for the sake of misery qua misery, for the sake of forbidding happiness and fulfillment to living human beings."<ref>http://aynrandlexicon.com/lexicon/abortion.html</ref><ref>[http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2012/08/20/paul-ryan-ayn-rand-abortion-liberal-dishonesty/ Breitbart article discussing Ayn Rand's support of a right to abortion]</ref>

== History of Objectivism ==

== History of Objectivism ==