Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 34 | 288 | They did not regard it as, say, a curse, or a View more quotes about punishment">punishment, or something inalterable or inexplicable, say, as some sort of destined, implacable fatality. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 34 | 285 | To be sure, it is a subtle and complex process. |
| 34 | 286 | It took a thousand years to develop the stabilization serums. |
| 34 | 287 | Our physicians regarded aging as a disease, the drying, withering disease, and so attacked it as a disease. |
| 34 | 288 | They did not regard it as, say, a curse, or a punishment, or something inalterable or inexplicable, say, as some sort of destined, implacable fatality. |
| 34 | 289 | No. |
| 34 | 290 | They regarded it as a physical problem, susceptible to physical approaches. |
| 34 | 291 | Some five hundred years ago, they developed the first stabilization serums". |
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To be sure, it is a subtle and complex process.
It took a thousand years to develop the stabilization serums.
Our physicians regarded aging as a disease, the drying, withering disease, and so attacked it as a disease.
They did not regard it as, say, a curse, or a punishment, or something inalterable or inexplicable, say, as some sort of destined, implacable fatality.
No.
They regarded it as a physical problem, susceptible to physical approaches.
Some five hundred years ago, they developed the first stabilization serums".
- (Dancer of Gor)