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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

We are taught many things, all of us, including ourselves. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #7)
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2 7 We are View more quotes about taught">taught many things, all of us, including ourselves.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 4 It is true however that such as she, and her sisters, so to speak, under discipline, are quickly brought into line, the gentlest and the sweetest, and those who hitherto, perhaps in their unhappiness and lack of fulfillment, in their vanities and impatience, and haughtiness, were not only permitted but encouraged by an androgynous society to abuse their liberties.
2 5 We are brought into line.
2 6 Our lives are changed, profoundly.
2 7 We are taught many things, all of us, including ourselves.
2 8 We do not know, in full, what their criteria are, for such as she, and others, not at all why such as she, and others, are selected.
2 9 It does seem clear that their criteria include high intelligence.
2 10 If one's intelligence is high, they seem to find that arousing, literally arousing, perhaps unaccountably to one accustomed to the criteria prized on my first world.
It is true however that such as she, and her sisters, so to speak, under discipline, are quickly brought into line, the gentlest and the sweetest, and those who hitherto, perhaps in their unhappiness and lack of fulfillment, in their vanities and impatience, and haughtiness, were not only permitted but encouraged by an androgynous society to abuse their liberties. We are brought into line. Our lives are changed, profoundly. We are taught many things, all of us, including ourselves. We do not know, in full, what their criteria are, for such as she, and others, not at all why such as she, and others, are selected. It does seem clear that their criteria include high intelligence. If one's intelligence is high, they seem to find that arousing, literally arousing, perhaps unaccountably to one accustomed to the criteria prized on my first world. - (Prize of Gor)