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"Moreover, I believe there must be some way in which the brain, in its container, by means of its container, or its construction, can communicate with the outside world. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #210)

As the container was not in view, it is my suggestion that it was somehow incorporated in the machine, connected to it in such a way that whatever was within the container could see, feel, think, speak, and communicate by means of the machine". "It would be the brain then," said Kleomenes, "the living brain, related somehow to the outside world". "That is my belief," said Desmond of Harfax. "Moreover, I believe there must be some way in which the brain, in its container, by means of its container, or its construction, can communicate with the outside world. Thus the container, itself, is a machine, a body, for the brain. And the container, I suspect, given the report of the slave, Allison, might be incorporated in a variety of bodies, with various capacities". "This is absurd," said a man. - (Conspirators of Gor)