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This is especially evident in the United States, where we’ve seen the emergence over the past few decades of what can only be described as an oligarchy, in which wealth and power are concentrated in the hands of an increasingly small group of people while the rest of the population is forced to endure chronic wage stagnation and diminishing life prospects. They choose to name the community after the strike’s leader, the shadowy industrialist John Galt.īesides offering up one of literature’s most brilliantly clumsy visions of utopia, Rand’s book has over the years come to inform and support the actions of a small but influential section of the global super-rich elite, as they become increasingly materially and spiritually detached from the rest of society. A small group of so-called “men of the mind” take up the call, and retreat to a remote valley in rural Colorado owned by fellow mind-man Midas Mulligan. The narrative covers the events following the announcement of the strike, which aims at getting the world’s thinkers and inventors to stop working for a society that takes them for granted. In the book, the right-libertarian philosopher depicts a dystopian future society which is falling apart because the handful of genius men holding up the world have been prevented from pursuing their own self-interest by a state apparatus bent on enforcing equality upon humanity. The country’s temperate climate, its decent healthcare system, and, most importantly, its remoteness, make it a decent spot to build their elaborate safe rooms and doomsday shelters in relative secrecy and embark upon the “Great Strike” foretold in Ayn Rand’s sprawling 1957 novel Atlas Shrugged. In recent years, many other billionaires have bought property in New Zealand for the same reasons, among them PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, billionaire hedge fund manager Julian Robertson, and Y Combinator co-founder Sam Altman. This all sounds pretty lonely, but he wasn’t alone. For months, maybe even years, he and his family could have sealed themselves off from the outside world, with more than enough resources to keep themselves going. “As far as I know”, Rising S Co CEO Gary Lynch told Bloomberg reporter Olivia Carville, “he’s still there”, waiting for the whole thing to blow over no doubt. He called the bunker manufacturer Rising S Co in Texas, and there was someone at the other end of the line, on-hand to help him gain access. But of course, as we now know, it wasn’t the actual apocalypse. Having travelled all this way, spent all that money, preparing for this very moment of apparent global meltdown, he was finally denied salvation by his own forgetfulness.

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He was unable to gain entry because he couldn’t remember the code combination to the bunker’s secret entrance.

He had just flown in with his family from New York, escaping what was fast becoming the epicentre of the pandemic, and arriving in New Zealand just before the government closed its borders. Somewhere in rural New Zealand (possibly Waiheke Island) around early March 2020, a tech billionaire stood at the threshold of his never-before-used underground shelter, unable to gain entry.

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