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| Nature of the revolutionary motor at the [[Twentieth Century Motor Company]]
 
| Nature of the revolutionary motor at the [[Twentieth Century Motor Company]]
 
| An [[John Galt#The electrostatic motor|electrostatic motor]]
 
| An [[John Galt#The electrostatic motor|electrostatic motor]]
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| A '''[[John Galt#The quantum motor|quantum motor]].''' The explanation given in the film is less than accurate; it uses terms like "Casimir Effect" and "Atmospheric vacuum" in an attempt to explain something that the script writers might not understood. Nevertheless, a qoantum motor, using quantum vacuum and Casimir-Lorentz forces, ''would'' be feasible.
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| A '''[[John Galt#The quantum motor|quantum motor]].''' The explanation given in the film is less than accurate; it uses terms like "Casimir Effect" and "Atmospheric vacuum" in an attempt to explain something that the script writers probably did not understand. Nevertheless, a qoantum motor, using quantum vacuum and Casimir-Lorentz forces, ''would'' be feasible.
    
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The other differences between novel and film are distinctly minor.
 
The other differences between novel and film are distinctly minor.
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=== Art anticipating life ===
 
=== Art anticipating life ===
 
In an uncanny example of "art anticipating life," the film's opening montage contains a scene of a public protest march, in which the marchers carry signs saying "A Job is a Right" and "Capitalism Does Not Work." Participants in [[Occupy Wall Street]] have carried signs having similar or identical messages. The remarkable relevant fact is that [[Occupy Wall Street]] followed the release of ''Atlas Shrugged, Part 1'' by about six months.
 
In an uncanny example of "art anticipating life," the film's opening montage contains a scene of a public protest march, in which the marchers carry signs saying "A Job is a Right" and "Capitalism Does Not Work." Participants in [[Occupy Wall Street]] have carried signs having similar or identical messages. The remarkable relevant fact is that [[Occupy Wall Street]] followed the release of ''Atlas Shrugged, Part 1'' by about six months.
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