Congratulations Maxim
The Maxim Institute has bounced back from its recent plagiarism scandal and won second prize in an international award - for initiative in public relations!
The Atlas Economic Research Foundation, whose aim is to "achieve a society of free and responsible individuals, based upon private property rights, limited government under the rule of law and the market order" and who support "intellectual entrepreneurs" worldwide made the award.
There is simply no organisation more deserving of an award for intellectual "entrepreneurship" than Maxim. Well done.
The Atlas Economic Research Foundation, whose aim is to "achieve a society of free and responsible individuals, based upon private property rights, limited government under the rule of law and the market order" and who support "intellectual entrepreneurs" worldwide made the award.
There is simply no organisation more deserving of an award for intellectual "entrepreneurship" than Maxim. Well done.
posted by Rob O'Neill at 9:08 PM
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Re the Maxim/Atlas connection. The Atlas Foundation is not named after the famous and rich Charles Atlas who found his vocation and fortune by having sand kicked in his face. The admired prototype is the god who struggles to carry the world on his shoulders. But don't we all? I suspect that the Atlas Foundation is for those who follow the Ayn Rand life-remedy of simply shrugging off the burden and living the self-centred life of bliss and want-satisfaction.
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