As content specialists we want to generate, similar to the philosophy sites, interest in Philodata topics by topic related affiliate programs. Among others, the following Amazon partner sites are projected:
At present still a site under construction, JohnGalt.de will become a typical self-help guide for all topics related to health, success and happiness. In cooperation with Amazon, we will soon offer literature for: occupation, career, life planning, balance, health, lifestyle, leisure time & hobby, relationships, eroticism, communication, study, studying methodology, organization, philosophy, self-esteem and personal identity. An editorial part, which will offer external suppliers of adult education a platform for advertising, shall be built up with time. Suppliers of seminars will have the opportunity to publish advertising without any costs charged by us up to a definite date. There is the possibly that this website will become the potential to turn into a print edition. In any case, we still need for each of the six main areas an editor. If you should feel competent to do this, we’d like to hear from you.
The Russian-American philosopher and novelist Ayn Rand (1905-1982) is still hardly known in Germany. We want to remedy this by presenting on this site the entire collection of Ayn Rand’s books. Summaries and short explanations of their contents in the German language are given. For almost all titles, the tables of contents are given which contain, for the main titles, quotations that pop up when activated by a mouse click.
The translation of the German Ayn Rand site presented itself as an opportunity to relatively easy realize an English language spin-off. Of course, we have done this. Something still suffers from the (lacking) language competence, though: editor wanted!
At the moment, just the contents of AynRand.de are to be found here. Provided that the time necessary can be found to do it, an offer of so-called “Skeptic literature” will be created here. The Skeptics share the fundamental rejection of everything supernatural with the atheistic Objectivists. Despite the fact, that – in contrast to the Objectivists – often anti-capitalist voices can be heard among Skeptics, the shared commitment toward science and rationality is in our opinion an adequate base for a rewarding and fruitful communication among the two camps.