Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 1 | 676 | All View more quotes about creatures">creatures are not the same, nor is it necessary that they should be. |
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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 1 | 673 | I was inclined to doubt it. |
| 1 | 674 | Such creatures, being territorial, individualistic and aggressive, much like men, would not be likely to find the bland idealisms of more vegetative organisms interesting, attractive or practical. |
| 1 | 675 | Logical, and terrible, they would not be likely to find the fallacy of the single virtue, the hypothesis of social reductivism, alluring. |
| 1 | 676 | All creatures are not the same, nor is it necessary that they should be. |
| 1 | 677 | Jungles may be as appealing to nature as gardens. |
| 1 | 678 | Leopards and wolves are as legitimately ingredient in the order of nature as spaniels and potatoes. |
| 1 | 679 | Species unification, I suspected, would prove not to be a blessing, but a trap and a bane, a pathology and curse, a societal sanitarium in which the great and strong would be reduced to, or must pretend to be reduced to, the level of the blinking, the cringing, the creeping and the tiny. |
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I was inclined to doubt it.
Such creatures, being territorial, individualistic and aggressive, much like men, would not be likely to find the bland idealisms of more vegetative organisms interesting, attractive or practical.
Logical, and terrible, they would not be likely to find the fallacy of the single virtue, the hypothesis of social reductivism, alluring.
All creatures are not the same, nor is it necessary that they should be.
Jungles may be as appealing to nature as gardens.
Leopards and wolves are as legitimately ingredient in the order of nature as spaniels and potatoes.
Species unification, I suspected, would prove not to be a blessing, but a trap and a bane, a pathology and curse, a societal sanitarium in which the great and strong would be reduced to, or must pretend to be reduced to, the level of the blinking, the cringing, the creeping and the tiny.
- (Savages of Gor)