Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 704 | View more quotes about goreans">Goreans do not see the world in terms of metaphors taken from the artificialities of the theater. |
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Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 701 | They have never endorsed the "hollow body" theory of human beings, in which a human being is regarded as being essentially a product of externalities. |
| 22 | 702 | They recognize the human being has a genetic endowment which may not be, scientifically, canceled out in favor of the predilection of theories developed by men incompetent in physiology. |
| 22 | 703 | For example, it would not occur to a Gorean to speak of the "role" of a female sparrow feeding her young or the "role" of a lion in providing meat for its cubs. |
| 22 | 704 | Goreans do not see the world in terms of metaphors taken from the artificialities of the theater. |
| 22 | 705 | It is certain, of course, that certain genetic endowments have been selected for by environmental considerations, and, in this sense, the environment is a significant factor. |
| 22 | 706 | The teeth of the lion have had much to do with the fleetness of the antelopes. |
| 22 | 707 | In Gorean thinking man and woman are natural animals, with genetic endowments shaped by thousands of generations of natural and sexual selection. |
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They have never endorsed the "hollow body" theory of human beings, in which a human being is regarded as being essentially a product of externalities.
They recognize the human being has a genetic endowment which may not be, scientifically, canceled out in favor of the predilection of theories developed by men incompetent in physiology.
For example, it would not occur to a Gorean to speak of the "role" of a female sparrow feeding her young or the "role" of a lion in providing meat for its cubs.
Goreans do not see the world in terms of metaphors taken from the artificialities of the theater.
It is certain, of course, that certain genetic endowments have been selected for by environmental considerations, and, in this sense, the environment is a significant factor.
The teeth of the lion have had much to do with the fleetness of the antelopes.
In Gorean thinking man and woman are natural animals, with genetic endowments shaped by thousands of generations of natural and sexual selection.
- (Hunters of Gor)