Nothing was gone except desire; no, more than that--the root, the desire to
desire. He thought that a man who loses his eyes still retains the concept of
sight; but he had heard of a ghastlier blindness--if the brain centers
controlling vision are destroyed, one loses even the memory of visual
perception. --- Ayn Rand
desire. He thought that a man who loses his eyes still retains the concept of
sight; but he had heard of a ghastlier blindness--if the brain centers
controlling vision are destroyed, one loses even the memory of visual
perception. --- Ayn Rand

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