[T]here have been several important books about [distributive justice], notably Rawls’s book, and also that of Robert Nozick, Anarchy, State, and Utopia. He works at Harvard too, and it is curious that two people with such a similar background should produce books which politically are poles apart. It shows that we can’t depend on people’s intuitions agreeing.

Bryan Magee and Isaiah Berlin, Men of ideas: some creators of contemporary philosophy: [dialogues between] Bryan Magee [and] Isaiah Berlin ... [et al.], London, 1978, p. 160