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Objectivism holds that the greatest moral goal is individual happiness. It was founded by Ayn Rand and advocates rational individualism and laissez-faire capitalism. Objectivism believes that man must pursue happiness through respecting reality and not be a victim of forces beyond his control, and rejects ideas like altruism and collectivism.

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