Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 80 | 141 | "View more quotes about consider">Consider the wombs," said the scientist. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 80 | 140 | In this sense, even the stone, properly understood, is a mysterious thing, in its way alive, vibrant with invisible latencies, churning, twisting, in its depths. |
| 80 | 141 | "Consider the wombs," said the scientist. |
| 80 | 142 | "You are familiar with them?" "Yes," said Cabot. |
| 80 | 143 | "Welcome, Lord Grendel!" said Lord Arcesilaus. |
| 80 | 144 | And he was muchly welcomed by those on the dais. |
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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.
In this sense, even the stone, properly understood, is a mysterious thing, in its way alive, vibrant with invisible latencies, churning, twisting, in its depths.
"Consider the wombs," said the scientist.
"You are familiar with them?" "Yes," said Cabot.
"Welcome, Lord Grendel!" said Lord Arcesilaus.
And he was muchly welcomed by those on the dais.
- (Kur of Gor)