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There is thus no great difficulty in supposing the existence of unknown lands, even many of them, and one, perhaps, might be called "Earth". - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #26)

Much of Gor, you see, even from the point of view of Goreans, is, so to speak, terra incognita. Gor is somewhat smaller than Earth but having missed the cataclysm that drew, say, a sixth of Earth into space to form her magnificent single moon, leaving behind a mighty basin to become in time a vast ocean, her land area is quite possibly more extensive than that of Earth. In any event, much of Gor, to most Goreans, is unexplored, and consequently uncharted. There is thus no great difficulty in supposing the existence of unknown lands, even many of them, and one, perhaps, might be called "Earth". And most Goreans, even today, would be as unacquainted with, and as skeptical of, the possibility of space travel as men of Earth might have been a thousand or more years ago. The fellow, observing me carefully, came forward, some yards down the beach. He was a tall man. - (Swordsmen of Gor)