The Way Of Thinking In Ayn Rand's Anthem

“It is a sin to write this.” Equality once thought that when you write anything you become a sinner. As far as how he thinks now about everything, his perspective has changed dramatically. The Great Rebirth made it so everyone is supposed to believe in the same thing and act or look the same way, but Equality decided that he was better than that and decided to go against the status quo everyone else was under. Equality 7-2521's development as a character throughout Anthem can be seen as a progressive move towards the distinctive way of thinking he discovers and presents in the chapters of Anthem. It's an egoistic way of thinking, because it asserts that the only goal of any individual human being should be to pursue his own happiness, and not to subordinate his happiness to the service of others. The fact is, in spite of proclaiming himself as a good egoist, he never seems to get over the whole concerning idea of helping others. The thing about him is that even after realizing that his own happiness is all that matters, Equality still
Without knowing, the Golden One has followed him to be with the man that she loves. Honestly, many people agree that him leaving was the best decision that he could have made because he got to become the scientist that he always wanted, he got a better life for him, and not to mention he got the girl that he has been wanting. Equality is a fierce and untamed person and that is what gives him the will power to leave.
It is believed that what he thought at the beginning of the story is no longer what he believes. Equality believes that to write, to read, to invent, and many more things that he has done are okay and that everyone else is wrong. People are living the brainwashed life because they think that everything spoken by the Councils is right and that they have to follow all of their