John Galt (Businessman)

John Galt is a fictional character from Ayn Rand's novel "Atlas Shrugged," representing the ideal capitalist and individualist. He symbolizes innovation, productivity, and the spirit of entrepreneurship, embodying the belief that the success of a society depends on its most creative and productive individuals. In the story, Galt leads a strike of those who contribute to society's progress, withdrawing their talents to demonstrate their value. The phrase "Who is John Galt?" becomes a common expression of despair and confusion in the face of societal decline, reflecting the struggle between individual achievement and collectivism.