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On "Anthem" Anyone who has read George Orwell's 1984 may find some resonance in Ayn Rand's Anthem. They both depict a futuristic world where those in power exploit the collective mass in the name of brotherhood, although the two stories differ in plots, emphasis and style. The terror of collectivism is vividly played out in 1984 with all the Big Brother's monstrous tactics of control, for rooting out dissidents, nibbing deflecting thoughts at their buds, crushing all chances of opposition, therefore, eternally clinging to the absolute power of leadership. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Your Awesomeness
Vincent, You are quite possibly the best article writer ever that I have yet to come in contact with. Your articles make me feel so good and then when I see that picture of you I cannot help but to smile. The way you look at the camera is so seductive and hot that I know your writing has to be amazing. Vincent Li you complete me! Please never stop writing.