Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 80 | 136 | There is, View more quotes about incidentally">incidentally, no exact equivalent, as far as I can determine, for the Kur expression actually used. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 80 | 133 | Other things are more interesting". |
| 80 | 134 | "Doubtless," said Cabot, uncertainly. |
| 80 | 135 | "Biomolecular studies, for example," said the scientist. |
| 80 | 136 | There is, incidentally, no exact equivalent, as far as I can determine, for the Kur expression actually used. |
| 80 | 137 | As the studies involve levels of life, subtle architectures, hereditary coils, and such, I have chosen, with reservations, and considerable uneasiness, the term 'biomolecular'. |
| 80 | 138 | My reservations are largely founded on what, from the Kur point of view, is a false dichotomy or division, between the living and the nonliving, between, say, the living biological and the nonliving molecular. |
| 80 | 139 | Kurii certainly recognize a distinction between, say, a rock and a sleen, but our science tends to think less of life and nonlife, as of levels, or strata, of energy, of activity, or, as we think of it, life. |
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Other things are more interesting".
"Doubtless," said Cabot, uncertainly.
"Biomolecular studies, for example," said the scientist.
There is, incidentally, no exact equivalent, as far as I can determine, for the Kur expression actually used.
As the studies involve levels of life, subtle architectures, hereditary coils, and such, I have chosen, with reservations, and considerable uneasiness, the term 'biomolecular'.
My reservations are largely founded on what, from the Kur point of view, is a false dichotomy or division, between the living and the nonliving, between, say, the living biological and the nonliving molecular.
Kurii certainly recognize a distinction between, say, a rock and a sleen, but our science tends to think less of life and nonlife, as of levels, or strata, of energy, of activity, or, as we think of it, life.
- (Kur of Gor)