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Did she claim that her theory of truth, that there was no objective truth, was itself objectively true, or not? Again she ignored the question. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #90)

He then asked her, if this were her view, if her earlier assertions, and such, had surrendered any possible claim to objective truth, and might be dismissed as mere propaganda. She refused to respond to the question. He then asked her if her general views on truth itself, its alleged subservience to political ends, its relativity, subjectivity, or such, were themselves true, or not. Did she claim that her theory of truth, that there was no objective truth, was itself objectively true, or not? Again she ignored the question. She looked away from him, dismissing him, and his questions, and addressed herself to others in the class, inquiring into their views of an assigned reading. After the class she detained him, to speak with him alone. "Why have you taken this class?" she asked. - (Prize of Gor)