By the third century A.C. intelligence was a controllable, heritable factor, though aptitudes and interests continued to elude the surgeons and intelligence itself could be raised only grossly
Why are all these female societies engenetic?
Montserrat Correahas quoted3 months ago
I had just changed into a man, me, Joanna. I mean a female man, of course; my body and soul were exactly the same.
So there's me also
Montserrat Correahas quoted3 months ago
the new gentleman assistant
Montserrat Correahas quoted3 months ago
finally got home with one paw, proof enough (I thought)
Montserrat Correahas quoted3 months ago
I've fought four duels. I've killed four times
Montserrat Correahas quoted3 months ago
My Stanford-Binet corrected score (in your terms) is 187, my wife's 205 and my daughter's 193
Montserrat Correahas quoted3 months ago
The Politics of Experience,
Anahas quoted3 years ago
mother’s name was Eva, my other mother’s name Alicia; I am Janet Evason. When I was thirteen I stalked and killed a wolf, alone, on North Continent above the forty-eighth parallel, using only a rifle.
Anaïs Ornelashas quoted3 years ago
so Vittoria and I walked back separately, each frightened to death of the weeks and weeks yet to go before we'd be over it. We kept it to ourselves.
Anaïs Ornelashas quoted3 years ago
The worst thing (said Janet) is the intense familiarity, the sleepwalker's conviction of having blundered into an eruption of one's own inner life,