"His life had been a summary of the lives of all the men
whose reward is a monument in a public park
a hundred years after the time when a reward can matter."
- Atlas Shrugged, By Ayn Rand, pg 67-68
The meaning of the term "duty" is: the moral necessity to perform certain actions for no reason other than obedience to some higher authority, without regard to any personal goal, motive, desire or interest. Who in hell can have the right to claim that sort of submission or obedience? ~ Ayn Rand