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

Let me begin, first of all, by reminding you that certain areas of technology, of investigation, and such, were denied to humans on our supposed world. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #363)
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4 363 Let me View more quotes about begin">begin, first of all, by reminding you that certain areas of technology, of investigation, and such, were denied to humans on our supposed world.

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

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4 360 "I thought your supposed world was primitive," said the older woman.
4 361 "In certain respects, so, in others, not," said the young man.
4 362 "The particular advance, or capability, I have in mind may be of some interest to you.
4 363 Let me begin, first of all, by reminding you that certain areas of technology, of investigation, and such, were denied to humans on our supposed world.
4 364 The energies then which might have been plied into certain channels, those of weapons, electronic communication, mass transportation, large-scale industrial machinery, and such, were diverted into other channels, for example, into the medical, or biological, sciences.
4 365 In short, the supposed world, whose existence I should like you to entertain for the moment as a possibility, is, in some respects, far advanced over that with which you are most familiar.
4 366 For example, on the supposed world aging was understood over a thousand years ago not as an inevitability but, in effect, as a disease and, accordingly, it was investigated as such.
"I thought your supposed world was primitive," said the older woman. "In certain respects, so, in others, not," said the young man. "The particular advance, or capability, I have in mind may be of some interest to you. Let me begin, first of all, by reminding you that certain areas of technology, of investigation, and such, were denied to humans on our supposed world. The energies then which might have been plied into certain channels, those of weapons, electronic communication, mass transportation, large-scale industrial machinery, and such, were diverted into other channels, for example, into the medical, or biological, sciences. In short, the supposed world, whose existence I should like you to entertain for the moment as a possibility, is, in some respects, far advanced over that with which you are most familiar. For example, on the supposed world aging was understood over a thousand years ago not as an inevitability but, in effect, as a disease and, accordingly, it was investigated as such. - (Prize of Gor)