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Thank you so much for the detailed explanation. Didn`t you find that story would be too unorthodox for the society? I am not trying to me extremely conventional but I feel that the story is compelling to such an extent that the reader encounters and internal pressure to accept the reality brought forth, just before the very eyes of him. I believe that not everyone can diagest such an extremely unconventional thing. Hoever the book is well written, flow is easy and full of insights despite that the world is few centuries behind 'Lethal Truth.
I read it couple of year ago. That is revolutionary one. Nowadays of cause people may like that story more. I remember the quote 'Feelings are psychological, no matter where they originate what goes to the brain is the same'. its a nice book with deep thinking to justify human feelings irrespective of sex labels but unfortunately I did not find it to read again. It was in one of the university libraries.
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Thank you so much for the detailed explanation. Didn`t you find that story would be too unorthodox for the society? I am not trying to me extremely conventional but I feel that the story is compelling to such an extent that the reader encounters and internal pressure to accept the reality brought forth, just before the very eyes of him. I believe that not everyone can diagest such an extremely unconventional thing. Hoever the book is well written, flow is easy and full of insights despite that the world is few centuries behind 'Lethal Truth.
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I read it couple of year ago. That is revolutionary one. Nowadays of cause people may like that story more. I remember the quote 'Feelings are psychological, no matter where they originate what goes to the brain is the same'. its a nice book with deep thinking to justify human feelings irrespective of sex labels but unfortunately I did not find it to read again. It was in one of the university libraries.
