They do not know what they ask. It is immoral ground. Yet, it is argued in the case of objectivism. We are quick to dismiss ideas with which we find any flaw whatsoever, choosing instead to live in a moral limbo. We accept the opinions of others because we are afraid to think for ourselves.
Eclecticism is a dangerous thing.
It can rob good wisdom of its essence, and make false assumptions accepted facts. It is, however, the way of the world. Its points are grounded and valid, and I personally believe that the philosophy has much to offer to those who allow themselves to see it. Check this box if you would like this submission to be considered for publication as a letter to the editor in the printed Chronicle. Be sure to include your name and affiliation.