Human Submission
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They would be proving that the modified slaves owed loving submission to present extortion because the masters had found it necessary and profitable to discon- tinue certain brutalities connected with past extortion.
The argument runs, If the ant masters cease to whip and to bind their modified slaves to service in a given place, the gratitude of the slave can only show itself properly by his continuance to serve under enduring extortion in some place. Formerly he was whipped or killed and coul...d not choose his place, now he is not whipped and can choose his place, and the doctors of insect divinity and science inform him with scorn that if he isn't willing to support his old mas- ters' children in such blessed freedom as this he does not deserve to live at all. And in truth, with insect shrewd- ness almost comparable to man's, the masters see that he does not live if he will not work out his gratitude on these terms, for he gets no work and starves.
Such then is ant civilization and it makes human blood boil to think of the injustice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They would be proving that the modified slaves owed loving submission to present extortion because the masters had found it necessary and profitable to discon- tinue certain brutalities connected with past extortion.
The argument runs, If the ant masters cease to whip and to bind their modified slaves to service in a given place, the gratitude of the slave can only show itself properly by his continuance to serve under enduring extortion in some place. Formerly he was whipped or killed and coul...d not choose his place, now he is not whipped and can choose his place, and the doctors of insect divinity and science inform him with scorn that if he isn't willing to support his old mas- ters' children in such blessed freedom as this he does not deserve to live at all. And in truth, with insect shrewd- ness almost comparable to man's, the masters see that he does not live if he will not work out his gratitude on these terms, for he gets no work and starves.
Such then is ant civilization and it makes human blood boil to think of the injustice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swift, Morrison I. (Morrison Isaac), 1856- to read onlineMoreLess
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