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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Even tiny bits of information can be significant, and a number of bits of information, each seemingly insignificant and unrelated to others, sometimes, properly organized and understood, like a suddenly assembled jigsaw puzzle, may yield a picture which is not only clear but meaningful. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #89)
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19 89 Even View more quotes about tiny">tiny bits of information can be significant, and a number of bits of information, each seemingly insignificant and unrelated to others, sometimes, properly organized and understood, like a suddenly assembled jigsaw puzzle, may yield a picture which is not only clear but meaningful.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 86 Men from the city were near the front of the line of tarns, conferring there with one who may have been the expedition's leader, and certain others.
19 87 Such expeditions are seldom purely acquisitive in nature.
19 88 They may also gather information of political or strategic interest.
19 89 Even tiny bits of information can be significant, and a number of bits of information, each seemingly insignificant and unrelated to others, sometimes, properly organized and understood, like a suddenly assembled jigsaw puzzle, may yield a picture which is not only clear but meaningful.
19 90 But now, I supposed, they were engaged in only general inquiries.
19 91 Indeed, they might be doing little more now than congratulating the leader, and his officers, on their successful return.
19 92 Full reports could be later rendered.
Men from the city were near the front of the line of tarns, conferring there with one who may have been the expedition's leader, and certain others. Such expeditions are seldom purely acquisitive in nature. They may also gather information of political or strategic interest. Even tiny bits of information can be significant, and a number of bits of information, each seemingly insignificant and unrelated to others, sometimes, properly organized and understood, like a suddenly assembled jigsaw puzzle, may yield a picture which is not only clear but meaningful. But now, I supposed, they were engaged in only general inquiries. Indeed, they might be doing little more now than congratulating the leader, and his officers, on their successful return. Full reports could be later rendered. - (Witness of Gor)