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Title: Our hero, Ebenezer Scrooge
Review: I agree with what Micheal Levin writes at a website called The Daily Objectivist, Scrooge was better at the beginning! He says: "You know the ritual: boo the curmudgeon initially encountered in Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol, then cheer the sweetie pie he becomes in the end. It's too bad no one notices that the curmudgeon had a point-quite a few points, in fact. There can be no arguing with Dickens's wish to show the spiritual advantages of love. But there was no need to make the object of his lesson an entrepreneur whose ideas and practices benefit his employees, society at large, and himself. Must such a man expect no fairer a fate than to die scorned and alone? Bah, I say. Humbug." How could it be that an obscure website like The Daily Objectivist would have the most intelligent review of this book that I've ever seen?
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