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“The truth is, Homo sapiens sapiens is pretty much the same the world over, regardless of skin color or technological development. Racists and provincial types have problems with this fact, but it is a fact. All mortals have the same potential, and only chance determines who's playing a spinet or who's clubbing dinner to death with a big rock. And, you know what? Mortals adapt to the environment in which they're placed. Switch babies between savages and technologicals, and nobody notices! I know, because I've seen it done. I've seen the son of a club-carrying cave dweller fuming because his accounting software wan't quite adequate for his needs. All humans have the same brain package.”

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Book:Sky Coyote
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Sky Coyote

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Kage Baker
Kage Baker

Kage Baker was an American writer known for her science fiction and fantasy novels. Her works are typically set against the backdrop of history and mythology, blending rich imagination with profound philosophical insights. Baker's writing style is unique, often described as both classical and modern. more

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