Ayn Rand Institute

In the second century, Roman anatomist Galen of Pergamon discovered a small network of blood vessels at the base of the skull. This “wonderful net” became central to theories of the soul stretching back to Plato and forward to Christianity. For nearly 1,500 years, the wonderful net was considered an unassailable fact of anatomy. Until 1540, when a young medical student named Andreas Vesalius was tasked with demonstrating the structure in a public dissection. And he couldn’t find it. This is the story of what happens when a diligent student has to choose between the authority of the ages, and the evidence of his own eyes.

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A new intellectual arena is open for those aged 16 to 22. It’s for those:

* Curious enough to question the status quo
* Disciplined enough to follow the evidence rigorously
* Courageous enough to examine controversial truths
* Driven enough to compete at the highest intellectual level

It challenges young minds to think deeper, argue better, and prove that their ideas can withstand real scrutiny. Winners will walk away with big prizes and incredible opportunities.

If you’re capable of confidently ranging off the beaten mental track, then get the details and compete here: https://hubs.la/Q04k9jWC0

We need your help finding the right creators and influencers to promote our new $100,000 competition, which challenges 16–22-year-olds to analyze, question, defend, or critique the ideas in Atlas Shrugged.

Details on how you can help are in the first comment👇