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Free Societies Require A KIND Of Individual With Specific Ideas

"The men of the caravan - thought Eddie indifferently - looked too mean-minded to become the founders of a secret, free settlement, and not mean-minded enough to become a gang of raiders; they had no more destination to find than the motionless beam of the headlight; and, like that beam, they would dissolve somewhere in the empty stretches of the country."

- Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, pg 1165

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Selfishness "Do you ask what moral obligation I owe to my fellow men? None - except the obligation I owe to myself, to material objects and to all of existence: rationality . I deal with men as my nature and theirs demands: by means of reason. I seek or desire nothing from them except such relations as they care to enter of their own voluntary choice . It is only with their mind that I can deal and only for my own self-interest, when they see that my interest coincides with theirs. When they don't, I enter NO relationship; I let dissenters go their way and I do NOT swerve from mine . I win by means of nothing but logic and I surrender to nothing but logic. I do NOT surrender my reason or deal with men who surrender theirs." - Above found at Ayn Rand lexicon - Selfishness