Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 7 | 496 | Such a task would View more quotes about seem">seem to be one in which the sexual nature of a human being, with all its attendant physiological and psychological consequences, was irrelevant. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 7 | 493 | Similarly, it is natural to expect that the general, sex-linked orientations and predispositions, statistically obvious, both male and female, of human beings, presumably functions of genetic and hormonal differences, would tend to be reflected, broadly, in the sorts of tasks which each sex tends to perform most efficiently and finds most congenial. |
| 7 | 494 | Some tasks, of course, from the biological point of view, may be sex-neutral, so to speak. |
| 7 | 495 | Whether sex-neutral tasks exist or not is an interesting question. |
| 7 | 496 | Such a task would seem to be one in which the sexual nature of a human being, with all its attendant physiological and psychological consequences, was irrelevant. |
| 7 | 497 | It seems likely that sex-neutral tasks, at least of an interesting nature, do not exist. |
| 7 | 498 | We shall suppose, however, for the purposes of argument, that there do exist such tasks. |
| 7 | 499 | Let us suppose, for example, that the cutting of leather for moccasins is such a task. |
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Similarly, it is natural to expect that the general, sex-linked orientations and predispositions, statistically obvious, both male and female, of human beings, presumably functions of genetic and hormonal differences, would tend to be reflected, broadly, in the sorts of tasks which each sex tends to perform most efficiently and finds most congenial.
Some tasks, of course, from the biological point of view, may be sex-neutral, so to speak.
Whether sex-neutral tasks exist or not is an interesting question.
Such a task would seem to be one in which the sexual nature of a human being, with all its attendant physiological and psychological consequences, was irrelevant.
It seems likely that sex-neutral tasks, at least of an interesting nature, do not exist.
We shall suppose, however, for the purposes of argument, that there do exist such tasks.
Let us suppose, for example, that the cutting of leather for moccasins is such a task.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)