What good does it do to be involved in humanitarian efforts if you support tyranny?
Please tell me the slightest how you know I support tyranny. Yes, I mentioned running a few organizations in the past, and starting another about education - but seriously, other than those two specific things of which you still know absolutely nothing about... please tell me exactly why humanitarian work - in any regard - can NEVER be in opposition to tyranny (if that is what you truly believe). Then, maybe after that, you can tell me what someone actually should do other than hide in a hovel and wait for armageddon to pass by, because every fucking nut that opens their mouth about the uselessness of actions ultimately ends up settling on that idea and frankly it's bullshit.
I used my copy of Fountainhead and Atlas to clean up spills around the house. Sometimes if a table felt uneven I would mash some torn out pages underneath the uneven leg to get it to stop wobbling.I'm in possession of The Fountainhead for the exact same reason. I don't want that abomination in my bookshelf so I'm using it as a stand to elevate my desk lamp, along with The Stand, a coincidence I never noticed until today. I occasionally feel obliged to read The Fountainhead just because I bought the damn thing. Fortunately, for the time being I'm stalled by the Malazan Book of the Fallen and its absurdly dense plot.
(For the record I've read and quite liked The Stand. It probably doesn't deserve to be so intimate with The Fountainhead.)
Malazan is still a highly rec'd series, so I'm sure you'll enjoy it. I was rec'd Shadow & Claw by Wolf, but haven't had time to read any of it due to my studies.