A thought for the day: Russian-born American novelist and screenwriter Ayn Rand said, "Disunity, that's the trouble. It's my absolute opinion that in our complex industrial society, no business enterprise can succeed without sharing the burden of the problem with other enterprises."
Uh, I don't think that Ayn Rand ever said that.
Update: Paul just suggested that the quote might come from one of the villians of Atlas Shrugged. That would be entertaining. (I could check the CD-ROM, but I'm too lazy.)
