Dallas, TX — October 22, 2026 — The Objectivist movement can now be explored in virtual reality. Peikoff.net has launched a fully interactive 3D simulation of the movement, extending the Interactive Atlas of Objectivism published by Postsocialist Press in early summer into an immersive virtual world.
The original atlas included a directory of Objectivist blogs and an interactive 2D entity-relationship graph. Since publication, the underlying D1 SQLite database has continued to grow, and it now powers a VR environment accessible directly at Peikoff.net.

The world currently contains approximately 623 individuals and 140 organizations, along with data on published works, relationships, and affiliations. The dataset is expected to expand as collection continues.
Visitors can dynamically color or shade individuals by role, organization, organization category, living or deceased status, number of publications, number of affiliations, and other fields. People with multiple known institutional affiliations walk between the buildings representing their organizations. Websites appear as fish swimming through the stream and can be clicked or tapped. Selecting any person or building reveals an information card.

The simulation's defining feature is that every character is a true AI. Logged-in users can speak with them, and character memories sometimes persist across sessions.
A directory of Objectivist websites is also available through the terminal on the Peikoff.net landing page. VR can be entered by clicking the overlay or using the /atlas command. The terminal is a novelty and requires no prior knowledge to use.
The project team invites anyone who notices missing individuals or groups to leave a comment.